Taking Earth’s temperature
Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences Professor Tristan L'Ecuyer shares his research on global warming in the Arctic and the use of advanced satellite technology to track these changes.
The ‘Free Joan Little' campaign highlights familiar struggles
Afro-American Studies Professor Christina Greene shares her research on the '70s civil rights trial of Joan Little.
What is a camera now?
Assistant professor of computer sciences Mohit Gupta shares about the emerging class of single-photon cameras, the science behind it and what this could mean for the future.
Linguistics research empowers world languages students
Sakuni Egodawatte shares her experience with researching language learning and how most students hesitate to be positioned as “fluent” in their world language. Sakuni and the world language classroom encourages these hesitant students to market their language learning experiences in professional settings and job interviews.
Dictatorship on trial
Professor of Southeast Asian Studies Tyrell Haberkorn shares about her research and writings examining cases in which the law was used to suppress, rather than support, human rights.
Making AI safe and reliable
Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Sciences, Sharon Yixuan Li shares how her on going research on artificial intelligence seeks to improve machine learning models which will benefit future societal activities and applications, including medical diagnosis, autonomous vehicles, and consumer businesses.
Internship fund kickstarts careers
Associate Dean and Founding Executive Director of SuccessWorks Rebekah Paré shares about the importance of internships and how SuccessWorks continued financial support helps L&S undergraduates achieve their dreams.
Undergraduate research opportunities ignite passions
Associate Dean for DEI, DeVon Wilson and Hannah Bailey director of the Undergraduate Research Scholars program and assistant dean in L&S reflect on 2020 and share how L&S initiatives like The Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) and the Undergraduate Research Scholars (URS) are making a positive impact on undergraduates.
The mad, 'bad' world of Ragtime
Director of the Mead Witter School of Music and music historian Susan C. Cook shares a brief history of Ragtime music and its impact on American culture.
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