Introducing the 2024 Research Matters Speakers!

Alexia Rojas, Ph.D. Student in Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences presents: Lead Absorption in Zeolites and Community Science

Join us next week: April 18 at 4 pm at Grant Recital Hall

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Introducing the 2024 Research Matters Speakers!

Amanda Ruiz, Ph.D. Candidate in Pathobiology, presents: Parasites, Poverty, and Pathology: Insights Into Schistosome Immune Evasion Strategies

Join us next week: April 18 at 4 pm at Grant Recital Hall

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Savvas Koushiappas captured these stunning photos in Vermont, where he traveled with his family to view Monday's eclipse.

Prof. Koushiappas took the images using an Astro-Physics 92mm f/6.65 telescope about 10 miles north of Montpelier, VT.

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Introducing the 2024 Research Matters Speakers!

Munachimso Ugoh, Master’s Student in Public Health presents: The Interplay Between E-Cigarettes and Traditional Cigarettes

Join us next week: April 18 at 4 pm at Grant Recital Hall

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Introducing the 2024 Research Matters Speakers!

Peter Van Katwyk, Ph.D. Candidate in Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences
Understanding and Improving Sea Level Projections with AI

Next week: April 18 | 4 pm | Grant Recital Hall
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Could “curving' light improve wireless communication?

A new study describes how researchers are addressing one of the biggest *literal* obstacles in wireless communication – transmitting signals around solid objects.

Read the full story ⤵️
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“The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Language and Culture,” edited by Senior Lecturer in East Asian Studies Liwei Jiao, represents the first English anthology that delves into the relationship between the Chinese language and culture.

Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/49oDpDS

Public Health Research Day is in full swing at Alumnae Hall. Join us to hear from students about their incredible range of research projects. #NPHW

Today's the day!💊🚑🍏 🏥💉🌍📊

You're invited to browse over 150 research posters at the 24th annual Public Health Research Day conference! Join us from 1-3:30 pm at Alumnae Hall and engage with student poster authors and community practitioners. #NPHW24 events.brown.edu/public-health/…

National Public Health Week is underway! Check out the full lineup of events happening across the Brown University campus and online, now through April 7th, for #NPHW2024 👉🏻👉🏽 👉🏾 sph.brown.edu/events/nphw

Faces of Brown Research is a new video series highlighting members of the Brown community and their stories of innovation and discovery.
 
For our first edition, we sat down with Brown Professor of History Nancy Jacobs who has spent years studying the African grey parrot.

Have you enjoyed reading our “Impact: Research at Brown,” stories? We want to hear from you!

Fill out our Reader Survey to let us know how you would like us to deliver stories in the future ⤵️
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And check out impact-magazine.brown.edu if you haven't already!

We honor Jill Pipher, Brown’s vice president for research, and Susan Gerbi, professor of biochemistry, as part of #WomensHistoryMonth .

In 2013, both were recognized as one of the National Women's History Alliance's honorees during Women’s History Month. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/43r5v08

Let us know what you think of our 'Impact' stories and how we tell them by taking our Reader Survey ⤵️

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To this day, the neurobiological underpinnings of alcohol and substance abuse disorders remain a mystery.

‘How Drinkers Think,’ explores how Eve Glenn ’22 used the fruit fly to conduct research on this topic.

Read the “Impact” story ➡️ bit.ly/3wNXSEx

On this International Women’s Day, head over to impact-magazine.brown.edu to read the stories below featuring work by some of the women of Brown Research.

📰 Correcting Bias in Pulse Oximeters
📰 Stolen Relations
📰 The Next Quantum Leap

Marcia Chatelain, MA’03, PHD’08, professor of history and African American studies at Georgetown, and Stefanie Tompkins MSC’93, PHD’97, director of DARPA, are featured in 'Alumni Impact' of the most recent edition of “Impact” magazine.

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Last week, Research Strategy and Development hosted a two-day Proposal Development Workshop.

Sessions focused on NIH proposals, NIH K award specifics, building your research agenda, and center proposal development.

More info and upcoming events ➡️ bit.ly/48HV2hB