Research & Discovery

Louis Chude-Sokei, director of the African American Studies Program and professor of English, recently published a memoir.

A professor of Earth & Environment published a paper that indicates the impact forest fires will have on climate change.

Research on muons from the Physics Department indicates there may be unknown basic particles or forces, marking a possible breakthrough.

An anthology of poems from around the world and across the centuries about illness and healing, both physical and spiritual.

A forthcoming book from Earth & Environment's and Anthropology's Caterina Scaramelli explores the wetlands of Turkey.

New book by BU sociologist Ashley Mears is a study of the over-the-top consumption among the new global leisure class.

CAS researcher Margarita Guillory's work explores how religion functions in the everyday lives of African Americans.

This honor from Clarivate recognizes the pioneers in scientific fields over the last decade.

How CAS astronomy researchers discovered something new about stars through their telescopes.

Three BU computer scientists will help keep your Census data private and protected

Faculty in the political science and sociology departments received grant money to research how COVID-19 is affecting society.

Véronique Moterlé, part-time lecturer in French, has published a new collection—in French