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Career Development Award Winners
Faculty

Career Development Awards Go to Seven Junior Faculty

September 12, 2017
Merav Opher with REU students
Astronomy

NSF Program Brings Budding Astronomers to BU

July 21, 2017
Natalie McKnight
Humanities

Please, Sir, I Want Some More Textual Analysis

July 14, 2017
Ted Davis embarks on a birding trip out of Sydney Harbour in 1982.Ted Davis embarks on a birding trip out of Sydney Harbour in 1982. Photo courtesy of Ted Davis
Alumni

Bird Man

July 13, 2017
Sarah Phillips, associate professor of history at Boston University College of Arts and Sciences, and author of The Price of Plenty: From Farm to Food Politics in Postwar America
Arts & Culture

BU Center for Humanities Names New Fellows

July 5, 2017
Captiol Building
Research

Congress Resists Research Cuts

June 6, 2017
With “the Beast,” as Wesley Wildman calls his research team’s custom-made computer, questions in religion studies become testable via simulation.
Religion

What Computer Modeling Can Tell Us about Religion

June 1, 2017
Participants in the Storytelling with Data Workshops will learn methods for scraping from a web site and new data visualization techniques.
internet

Data Storytelling Is for Everyone

May 30, 2017
The finding that immigrants commit fewer crimes than native Americans is not “particularly controversial,: says Christopher Salas-Wright.
Immigration

Immigrants Commit Less Crime, President Trump

May 11, 2017
Boston University students study for final exams at Mugar Library
Students

Behind the Scenes at Mugar Memorial Library

May 8, 2017
Ann McKee, director of BU’s CTE Center
Sports

Court Rules for BU, against NHL in CTE Case

April 28, 2017
illustration symbolizing the effect of dioxins and other toxic chemical chemical carcinogens in the environment that cause breast cancer
Research

Dioxins Point to Targets for Treating Breast Cancer

April 24, 2017
Black Woman Health Disparities illustration
Research

Too Many Black Women Die from Breast Cancer. Why?

April 24, 2017
Illustration symbolizing breast cancer research using zebrafish
Public Health

Zebrafish Cancer Genetics Illuminate Human Breast Cancers

April 24, 2017
Illustration of hands holding the body of a woman symbolizing the help of patient navigators for underserved women with breast cancer
Cancer

Patient Navigators Improve Delivery of Care for Breast Cancer Patients

April 24, 2017
Illustration symbolizing noninvasive biomedical imaging of breast tumors
Women's Interest

Wearable Windows into Breast Tumors

April 24, 2017
Science advocates in Copley Square in February 2017 for a Rally to Stand up for Science.
Research

To March or Not to March for Science?

April 20, 2017
Sally Bachman
Schools and Colleges

Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health Director Named

April 18, 2017
School of Public Health, Talbot Building
Rankings

BU Named “International Powerhouse” by Times Higher Ed

March 27, 2017
Boston University’s NEIDL still needs permission from the Boston Public Health Commission before conducting Biosafety Level 4 research.
Public Health

Boston Public Health Commission to Consider NEIDL Research Request Tonight

March 6, 2017

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