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Natasha Devroye

February 19, 2013

Growing demands for data, data, data

How much wireless data adds up to system overload? That’s the mathematical question Natasha Devroye aims to solve.

Rachel Havrelock

February 19, 2013

Crossing borders, religious and political

Biblical scholar Rachel Havrelock does not shy away from controversial subjects, scholarly or cultural.

Craig Niederberger

February 19, 2013

Craig Niederberger: Innovator of the Year

His background in medicine and bioengineering and his knack for invention have real-world benefits.

students explore chemical bonds in the EVL

February 12, 2013

Campus News

Check out the Electronic Visualization Laboratory’s new virtual reality environment, called CAVE2, at an open house Feb. 20.

February 12, 2013

Sending a hopeful message

Adolescent patients want everyone to know: there’s hope on the hospital’s eighth floor.

Michael Cho

February 12, 2013

Honoring top researchers, teachers

The University Scholars Program honors faculty for superior research, teaching and great promise.

Michael Cho

February 12, 2013

Tinkering with biology

Michael Cho’s career was inspired by tinkering with vacuum tubes in old TV sets.

E. Douglas Lewandowski

February 12, 2013

Focus on the heart

By seventh grade, E. Douglas Lewandowski knew he wanted to be either a scientist, a point guard or a center fielder. Science won.

Janet Richmond

February 12, 2013

Breaking ground

In the field of cell biology, Janet Richmond is a groundbreaker.

Constantine Megaridis

February 12, 2013

Changing interactions

Constantine Megaridis describes his work in simple yet impressive terms.

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