The professor specializes in computational cognitive neuroscience and neural decoding.

The Cozzarelli Prize recognizes the government professor’s research showing how AI can rig online surveys.

Mary Lou Guerinot is a molecular geneticist; Reiko Ohnuma is an expert on Buddhism.

The ethnomusicologist was named a fellow at one of the country’s most prestigious humanities research institutes to work on her second book about Black sonic life in America.

Cecilia Gaposchkin received three prestigious national fellowships for her research on medieval relics and the cross as a weapon of war.

The distinction recognizes her pioneering research on plant cell growth and development.

The award will fund pioneering research on cobalt minerals, which play a critical role in the energy transition.

This academic year, 14 tenure-line professors join 13 departments and programs.

The research aims to transform how archaeologists discover and document historic sites worldwide.

The recognition demonstrates the quality and influence of research at the School of Arts and Sciences.