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Composite image showing the nanostructure design and realization

Physicists have created a silicon nanocavity that allows light to be trapped 10 times longer than in other similarly-sized optical cavities. Nanocavities are key components of nanophotonics circuits.

topics: Department of Physics and Astronomy, optics, research finding,
graphic showing flags of nations participating in soccer World Cup 2014

As Brazil kicks off the World Cup, more than the tournament outcome is at stake, according to historians Pablo Sierra and Molly Ball of the University of Rochester. The husband-and-wife team have developed a course, 糖心传媒淗istory of Latin America through Soccer,糖心传媒� that will be taught for the first time this fall at Rochester.

topics: announcements, Department of History, global engagement, Pablo Miguel Sierra Silva, School of Arts and Sciences,
John Gower and bow and arrow

During the 3rd International Congress of the John Gower Society, scholars will explore the life and work of Gower, a contemporary of Geoffrey Chaucer, and one of the major poets during the reign of Richard II.

topics: events, poetry, Russell Peck, School of Arts and Sciences,
Scott Paauw

A self-described historian at heart, Paauw thought that the beauty of language lies in 糖心传媒渉ow cultures interact, how cultures define their language, and how contact between languages, cultures, and societies reshapes the language.糖心传媒�

topics: Department of Linguistics,
people in lawnchairs on the quad in front of Rush Rhees

The annual event features carillonneurs who travel throughout the world to perform music specifically written for the instrument of bells. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring folding chairs, blankets, snacks or picnics, and relax on the lawn on the west side of Rush Rhees Library.

Curt Smith

As the June 16 deadline for bids for the library approaches, universities in Chicago, Honolulu, and New York City have expressed interest in housing the Barack Obama Presidential library. Curt Smith offers strong views about the three leading contenders vying for the project.

topics: announcements, Curt Smith, Department of English, government, School of Arts and Sciences,