'The skills, motivation and empowerment' gained as a student working in accounting for BC Dining encouraged biology major Loic Assobmo '15 to launch a nonprofit organization called the Global Establishment for Medical Advancement, focused on the crises crippling Africa's healthcare system. His essay on the subject won first place in a National Association of College Auxiliary Services competition.
By using a laser beam to send a detailed set of instructions that create an aperture, researchers in the lab of Physics Associate Professor Willie Padilla may help tame terahertz waves in order to create new imaging technology. BC News Release | PhysOrg | Science Daily | Science Codex | Photonics.com | R&D Magazine
Physics Professor Krzysztof Kempa’s report 'Controlling light propagation with nanowires,' co-authored with researcher Yun Peng, has been selected as one of the most notable papers of 2012 by the journal Applied Physics Letters.
Psychology professor Joseph Tecce, an expert in body language, interprets Aaron Hernandez's demeanor in court.
Arts for Art's Sake? The Impact of Arts Education is a new book by Psychology Professor Ellen Winner, her former graduate student Thalia Goldstein Ph.D. '10 and Stéphan Vincent-Lancrin of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. A related post for OECD's 'Education Today'
Laboratory tests show combining two nontoxic therapies can slow the growth of tumors, according to a report in the international journal PLOS ONE that builds upon and supports Biology Professor Thomas Seyfried's groundbreaking research in the field. BC News Release
