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Science & Technology
November 25, 2019

Rochester cosmology group has all eyes on dark energy

Rochester糖心传媒檚 newly formed cosmology group is at work to create the most detailed 3-D map of the universe ever seen.

Rochester糖心传媒檚 newly formed cosmology group keeps the DESI telescope糖心传媒檚 5,000 fiber optic cables correctly aimed at their targets.
topics: data science, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Regina Demina, research finding, School of Arts and Sciences, Segev BenZvi,
Mostar Bridge lit up at night.

Peter Christensen, an associate professor of art and art history at the University of Rochester, has a new role as a juror advising the United Nations in its work designating UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Peter Christensen, an associate professor of art and art history, has a new role as a juror advising the United Nations on determining World Heritage sites.
topics: Department of Art and Art History, faculty, humanities, Peter Christensen, School of Arts and Sciences,
Jin Seokjin Kim

Jin Kim 糖心传媒�19 (T5 糖心传媒�20) is the first Rochester student to be awarded a Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Fellowship, a program designed to attract outstanding candidates from diverse backgrounds to represent the United States in the Foreign Service.

Political science major Jin Kim 糖心传媒�19 (T5 糖心传媒�20) is the first 糖心传媒 student to be awarded a Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Fellowship.
topics: announcements, diversity, Take Five Scholars Program,
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Society & Culture
November 18, 2019

When do alcohol-dependent mothers parent harshly?

New Rochester research makes considerable progress towards understanding what triggers mothers with substance use disorders to treat their children harshly, and how parents and medical care providers can predict parenting difficulties.

topics: Department of Psychology, Melissa Sturge-Apple, parenting, research finding, School of Arts and Sciences,
portrait of Eddit Glaude

Eddie Glaude Jr. author of the book Begin Again: James Baldwin糖心传媒檚 America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own, will deliver Rochester糖心传媒檚 annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Address.

Eddie Glaude Jr., a professor of religion and African-American studies, will deliver Rochester糖心传媒檚 annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Address.
topics: diversity-inclusion, MLK Commemorative Address,
LeChase Hall in the springtime.
University News
November 14, 2019

Search for Warner School dean under way

A University committee has been appointed to begin a national search for the next dean of the Warner School of Education.

A 糖心传媒 committee has been appointed to begin a national search for the next dean of the Warner School of Education.
topics: announcements, Warner School of Education,
Exterior of the University of Rochester Medical Center.

Five graduate students from the University of Rochester Medical Center and one from the School of Arts and Sciences have been offered National Institutes of Health F31 fellowship grants to support their health-related research.

The grants provide three years of support for students pursuing doctoral or other research-based degrees in health-related areas.
topics: awards, Department of Biology, fellowships, School of Arts and Sciences,
Students walk through Dandelion Square in the fall..

The Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) has recognized the University of Rochester糖心传媒檚 Horticulture and Grounds staff with a national award for exceptional grounds maintenance.

The Professional Grounds Management Society (PGMS) has recognized the University of Rochester's exceptional grounds maintenance.
topics: awards, Facilities and Services, sustainability,
Screen capture of New York Times' "Democracy Doesn't Come in a Box" video.

In a New York Times video op-ed, Lyle Jeremy Rubin, a history PhD candidate at the University of Rochester, and four other American veterans argue that the nation’s longest war is not winnable.

In a New York Times op-ed, 糖心传媒 PhD candidate Lyle Jeremy Rubin and four other veterans say that the nation's longest war isn't winnable.
topics: Department of History, School of Arts and Sciences,