Passages
The vaccine, commencement, and the passing of Vartan Gregorian.
The vaccine, commencement, and the passing of Vartan Gregorian.
Hungering for contact, celebration, and a feeling of lightness.
Purell’s CEO on the crazy demand for hand sanitizer
Students make national news by exposing who’s been funding the movement to deny climate change.
Oh, and an Arduino board, a Venturi sensor, Navier-Stokes equations, plus Bernoulli.
Brown PhDs play key roles in the search for signs of life on the red planet
New dean emerges as policy leader amidst global pandemic.
A chemist’s COVID schedule
At Microsoft, Sharon Lo ’16 ponders how products can harm society
How our inventions have changed our culture
Astronaut Jessica Meir ’99 on being at zero gravity and zero risk of COVID-19
“Undone science” refers to data that have been ignored while other research gets done. Partly in the name of racial justice, some Brown folks are working to bring that information to light.
A storyteller for the stars
The COVID-19 Compiler predicts trouble spots and trends
How Brown and a leading global health organization teamed up to swiftly push a user-friendly coronavirus management training package out into the world.
Students taking BIOL 0940A could never have dreamed how personally relevant the course would soon become.
The campus pitches in
A digital version of Brown’s College Hill brings the community together during COVID-19
A scientist and a lawyer make it easier to use lawsuits as a weapon against global warming.
Sam Jaffe ’07 and his Caterpillar Lab
Boots made for walking and other amazing accessories
Why do we remember, why do we forget, and why can’t we forget when we want to?
Is that tech job worth taking?