Jan 25, 2008
Nanotechnology: ‘The Biggest Wave of Technology in Human History’
Bryan Ertz ’11 writes about his experiences in his First-Year Seminar In the fall semester, Bryan Ertz ’11 (Yarmouth, Maine) took the First-Year Seminar…
Bryan Ertz ’11 writes about his experiences in his First-Year Seminar In the fall semester, Bryan Ertz ’11 (Yarmouth, Maine) took the First-Year Seminar…
History and music double major investigated ‘Swift-Pope Miscellanies’ with James Woolley, Smith Professor of English Getting to the bottom of a literary…
Jeffrey Helm, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, and Samuel Morton, assistant professor of chemical engineering, explore the uses of digital…
Alaskan fossil record sheds light on ancient arctic ecosystems in the globally warmer Cretaceous Period David Sunderlin, assistant professor of geology…
Head of civil and environmental engineering to fill two-year council term Roger Ruggles, associate professor and head of civil and environmental engineering…
Mathematics major worked under the guidance of Cliff Reiter, professor of mathematics Research that mathematics major Jordan Tirrell ’08 (West Grove…
International affairs major is working on an honors thesis with John McCartney, professor of government and law Karen Bouldin ’08 (Everett, Wash.) is…
Mathematics and computer science dual major explores the technical side of computer graphics A love of video games and a desire to create them led George…
Briana Hecht ’08 reflects on her nanotechnology research with James Ferri, associate professor of chemical engineering Briana Hecht ’08 (Chestnut Hill…
He will present research funded by the World Bank at international conference in June David Stifel, assistant professor of economics and business, spent…