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Many BU Students Study with ChatGPT. A Few Admit Cheating with It
Student research project urges BU and other schools to adopt AI policies
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COM’s Power of Narrative Conference Draws Major Media Names
Marty Baron, former Boston Globe and Washington Post executive editor, and Dean Baquet, former New York Times executive editor, among this year’s speakers
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The Envelope Please: BU’s Graduating Medical Students Match to Their Future
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Today’s Close-up
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Redwire Space Team
Emma Dolan (GRS’25) (foreground) with the aerospace manufacturer and space infrastructure technology company Redwire Space team. Redwire, which builds reactors and instrumentation used at international space stations, tested their FAME reactor during a NASA-funded parabolic flight February 29. Dolan, completing a PhD in flow chemistry, was on the project because she has extensive experience building flow reactors. Aaron Beeler, assistant director of BU’s Center for Molecular Discovery and a CAS associate professor of chemistry, collaborated with Redwire on their Fluid and Altitude Mixing Experiment (FAME) project. Dolan and Beeler designed a flow reactor to help test fluid dynamics in zero gravity, one of four tested during the flight. One FAME payload reactor will be installed on SpX-30, heading to the International Space Station from Cape Canaveral on March 21. Dolan will assist the Redwire team in analyzing results once their reactor is installed on the ISS. The project’s goal: to better understand fluid dynamics in microgravity to help improve reactor design and expand the scope of chemistry that can be accomplished on the ISS.
Photo courtesy of Redwire Space Team.
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My Big Idea: Covering Construction Sites with Art
Rodney Durso (COM’87) founded ArtBridge to beautify the New York cityscape—and help artists
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BU Women’s Basketball Falls in Patriot League Title Game for Second-Straight Year
Terriers lose 61-55 to defending champion Holy Cross
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Alum’s Debut Book Is a Ramadan Story for Children
Zainab Khan hopes readers see themselves in her picture book, Noura’s Crescent Moon
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How to Be a Better Mentor
BU’s Sarah Hokanson, winner of the National Postdoctoral Association’s 2024 Gallagher Mentor Award, on helping others reach their goals
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Can Cleaner Classroom Air Help Kids Do Better at School?
In a collaborative project with Boston Public Schools, a BU environmental health researcher is studying ways to improve indoor air quality in classrooms
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Five Trailblazing Alums to Celebrate during Women’s History Month
Their achievements in equal rights, medicine, finance, and other areas have made an impact on the world
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