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Protecting the Human Rights of Scientists
Jack Minker's memoir details struggle for human rights during the Cold War.
NSF Grant to Broaden Access to Butterfly Research
New tools bring together citizen scientists and data-mining experts
An innovative new building designed to facilitate collaboration and scientific interaction.
Dynamic Duo Guides Generations of Students to Academic Success
Linda Dalo and Cecilia Jordan combine 63 years of university experience.
It’s never too early for students to start thinking about the value of research, internships and other experiential learning.
Breaking Boundaries: New Teaching Strategies Cross Disciplines
19 members of the Host Pathogen Interaction (HPI) Teaching Community revamped nine microbiology and cell biology courses taken by more than1,000 students each academic year.
Courses boost scientific literacy for non-majors.
Tom and Mary Smith named university honorary alumni.
Richard E. Prange understood the importance of mentoring young assistant professors when they began their research careers.
Health Impact Award Winner Supports Higgins Fund
Jeffrey Mechanick, M.D. , (B.S. '81, zoology) has honored Professor William J. Higgins for his dedication, inspiration, wisdom and continued support.
Paul So, Ph.D. ’95, Physics, recognizes the importance of mentoring and philanthropy.
Uncovering Clues to Chart Future Environmental Trends
Does history hold the key to predicting future climate changes?