Jun 22, 2006
Shiliang Cui ’09 Searches for the Origins of Vertebrae
Shiliang Cui ’09 (Shanghai, China) is spending the summer building mathematical models that could one day serve as useful tools for biologists investigating…
Academic News
Shiliang Cui ’09 (Shanghai, China) is spending the summer building mathematical models that could one day serve as useful tools for biologists investigating…
Talking to Carey Wilson ’07 (Hamilton, N.Y.) and David Albala ’78, professor of urology and director of minimally invasive surgery at Duke University School…
Although the funding period for a $100,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant is coming to an end, Art Kney, assistant professor of civil and environmental…
Three neuroscience majors are spending their summers studying bat sonar, mental illness, and the consequences of prenatal drug exposure through the Lafayette…
At its May meeting, the Lafayette faculty approved a new degree program in policy studies. Mark Crain, Simon Professor of Political Economy, worked closely…
According to the American Breast Cancer Society, there are more than 1.6 million breast cancer survivors in the United States today. Thanks to medical…
Recent graduate Daniel Haddad ’06 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) was among several students nationwide honored this past year when he presented research on…
A group of 17 Lafayette students recently spent three weeks in Russia and Poland discussing memories of World War II and the Holocaust with veterans and…
Writing associates provide a valuable link between the College Writing Program and Values and Science/Technology (VAST) courses. Acting as liaisons among…
Each year during the January interim session, students taking the New York Jazz Experience course travel to New York City to learn about the innovative…