Research at BU

Boston University has a well-deserved reputation for excellence in research in a wide range of disciplines and a demonstrated commitment to fostering innovative interdisciplinary research. The Office of the Provost supports, enhances and encourages research at the University and provides a climate conducive to maintaining the University at the cutting edge of research and scholarly activities.

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The 2008 Science and Engineering
Research Symposium
will be held on Monday, March 31, 2008.

All graduate students enrolled in a degree-granting program at Boston University and engaged in research in any of the science, mathematics, engineering, or technology are invited to participate by presenting posters describing their research. Distinguished presentations will receive honoraria with matching grants awarded to the recipients respective laboratories. Postdoctoral fellow are invited to participate but are not eligible for awards.

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A One-Stop Shop for Research Compliance
mouse New Web site guides BU researchers through the maze of regulation
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Research at Boston University 2007 is now available
This publication details some of the many scientific insights and opportunities that Boston University’s classrooms and laboratories are generating today.

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The Future of Space Exploration: Solutions to Earthly Problems?

April 12 - 14, 2007

This two-day symposium will consider scientific and technological issues surrounding discoveries such as Earth-like planets around Sun-like stars and observational evidence for dark energy; questions about the viability of space tourism, entertainment, colonization and resource mining to solve problems on the Earth; alternative propulsion systems; extraterrestrial intelligence, and the tantalizing possibility of biological evolutionary paths that may be significantly different from those seen on the Earth.

Hosted by The Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future and the Center for Space Physics

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