Assistant professors of chemistry Benjamin Cotts and Alexandria Bredar will lead the research that includes opportunities for students to work at Argonne National Laboratory.
An alumnus goes in search of an endangered species, the last of its kind.
Five faculty members will work with researchers from Bennington College, the University of Vermont, and Landmark College to study “forever chemicals” contamination and the potential health effects.
Fellows spend a year supporting organizations across Africa while gaining professional experience and deepening their understanding of the continent.
More than 140 undergraduates participated in research on campus this summer, culminating in the annual summer symposium at McCardell Bicentennial Hall.
Dam removals offer an opportunity for ecological reconnection. And a wild education.
The successful campaign will support increased financial aid, additional faculty, a new art museum, first-generation scholarships, data initiatives, and climate leadership, among other things.
One of NSF’s most prestigious awards, the grant will support research on the biodiversity of islands in the Gulf of Maine.
Kathryn Crawford, assistant professor of environmental health, explains the ongoing risks of ‘forever chemicals’ in The Conversation.
