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Miguel Tinker Salas, professor of history and Latin American studies, comments in this Q&A on the influence and nuance of Latina/o voters in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

Decades after 2020 Nobel Prize winner Jennifer Doudna '85 studied at ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ College, undergraduate researchers are using the gene-editing techniques she pioneered.

The name is pretty clear: Behavioral climate policy uses insights from behavioral science and psychology in designing and implementing climate change action. 

Media Studies Professor Jennifer Friedlander, has received a U.S. Fulbright Fellowship for 2020-21. She will be a visiting scholar at the Freud Museum in Vienna and will teach a seminar at the University of Vienna.

Professor Char Miller gives insight into the magnitude, causes and locations of the fires in Northern California.

According to new research from Professor Roberto Garza-Lopez, one key to unlocking the COVID-19 puzzle may be in understanding the effect of metal ions on a pair of the novel coronavirus’ proteins.

Professor of Psychological Science Patricia Smiley has received a research grant from the National Science Foundation to study the changes in stress response in adults and children brought on by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Physics Professor Tom Moore has received a $145,223 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop and share a computer application that simulates gravitational wave detectors.

Computer Science Professor Alexandra Papoutsaki was awarded a $105,572 National Science Foundation research grant to study gaze sharing to support remote work collaboration.

Chemistry Professor Nicholas Ball has received a National Institutes of Health grant for the development of a pathway to synthesize sulfur-based compounds to facilitate drug target discovery.