Jan 22, 2004
Ida Sinkevic Studies Sacred Spaces
Much of architecture has evolved since medieval times, but the ancient formula of towering ceilings and stained glass still inspires awe and creates a…
Academic News
Much of architecture has evolved since medieval times, but the ancient formula of towering ceilings and stained glass still inspires awe and creates a…
Timothy Bragdon ’04 (Rahway, N.J.) is probing the secrets of atomic and molecular physics in a yearlong independent research project. Bragdon, a physics…
Ing-Chea Ang ’04 (Penang, Malaysia) is conducting a yearlong honors research project to improve a method of killing tumors. A double major in mechanical…
To understand how to cure some of the world’s most devastating diseases, scientists must first understand those illnesses, and chemistry major David Shellhamer…
A team of two sophomores and a junior took first place in last semester’s Team Barge Competition, a problem-solving challenge sponsored by the math department…
Members of the Society of Women Engineers helped Girl Scout Troop 160 in Phillipsburg, N.J., construct a display from empty cookie boxes last semester…
Civil engineering major Crissy MacDonald ’05 (Glendora, N.J.) has completed research using a computer modeling system called ANSYS that may help young…
Allyn & Bacon has published a fifth edition of Talking Sociology, a popular college text written by David Shulman, assistant professor of anthropology…
Teokor Quarcoo ‘04 (Accra, Ghana) presented her research on chemical-free water treatment last month at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual…
Marquis Scholar Carrie Abildgaard ’04 (North Haven, Conn.) hopes her research will brighten futures for investors who need to rebalance their portfolios…