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Environmental scientist Katy Sparrow 糖心传媒�17 (PhD) set out to discover whether ancient-sourced methane, released due to warming ocean waters, survives to be emitted to the atmosphere.

Chemistry major Austin Bailey 糖心传媒�18 (T5) has spent his summer developing a special polymer to attach other molecules to nanotubes, and his work could have significant applications for creating renewable energy sources.

Meghan Patrick '18 has spent her summer studying the use of liquid metal batteries on a scale large enough to power entire cities in conjunction with solar and wind power. Patrick is helping the lab figure out where to place ultrasound probes that can capture detailed measurements of how fluids flow in those batteries and how that affects their performance.

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Engineers Without Borders partners with the Escuela Taller Santa Maria Josefa Rossello school to provide clean drinking water for the more than 400 pre-K-through-8th grade students

Students enrolled in a new course in Food Justice & Social Practice combine urban farming, food security, and socially engaged art.

When the clock strikes 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 25, iconic international venues such as Times Square, the Sydney Opera House, and the Taj Mahal all will become dark. So, too, will the River Campus糖心传媒檚 Wilson Quad.

One of the first Rochester students to graduate with a BA in data science, Ulrik Soderstrom 糖心传媒�16, 糖心传媒�17 (MS) is combining his love of math and computers with a passion for environmental sustainability and renewables.

When you head home for winter break, what are you hungry for? Dani Douglas 糖心传媒�17 poses the question to four of her classmates, and provides links to recipes for these home-made favorites.

Andrew Light, a climate change policy expert and a philosopher, explains why the Paris Agreement is a breakthrough in climate change diplomacy, as this month's Humanities Center Lecture Series continues its focus on the environment.