Mitchell Zuckoff converses about his WWII plane crash survival tale,Lost in Shangri-La.
Merav Opher discusses space physics, the edge of the universe, and women in science.
Jim Collins and Kyle Allison chat about combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria with sugar.
Darrell Kotton talks about pulmonary medicine, stem cells, and building a lab to conduct research.
University becomes the 62nd member of the elite research organization.
Rachel Eden Black knows (the anthropology of) food and wine.
Tamar Frankel examines the fine line between trust and gullibility.
Documenting a dying language in Cameroon.
Richard Primack studies Thoreau's notes to monitor the effects of global warming.
Viewing the heavens through a powerful new telescope.
Exposing a justice system that leaves vulnerable women and children at risk.
Translating Ajami manuscripts for a wider audience.
Studying the impact of solar flares on the Earth.
Reconstructing the complete Mozart Horn Concerti.
Sustainable living takes investment. Nalin Kulatilaka works to make those investments in low-income areas.
Ranga Myneni uses satellite imagery to record the effects of drought in the Amazon.
How do you build a better city? Christos Cassandras starts with parking.
A research center focused on solving critical health and social development issues in poverty-stricken countries.
Developing a cheap and easy-to-use way to track whale migration patterns.
Deborah Cornell combines traditional and digital methods to create her fine art prints.
Robert Kaufmann employs a statistical model to explain trends in global warming.
Christopher Maurer scours archives for Federico García Lorca's manuscripts.
Using bacteria to fight West Nile virus and eastern equine encephalitis.
Discoveries in a galaxy far, far away.
Donald Thea is out to reform the treatment of childhood diseases.
A primer for faculty and staff currently operating or planning international programs.
Mitchell Zuckoff converses about his WWII plane crash survival tale, Lost in Shangri-La.
Paul Withers utilizes data from the Curiosity landing to study Mars's outer atmosphere.
A six-week immersion program for School of Medicine students teaches resourcefulness and language skills.
BU invites the highest-performing incoming freshmen to take part in its honors program.
Japonica Brown-Saracino explores social preservation and gentrification in lesbian communities.
André de Quadros uses theater to address public health issues in South America.
Investigating the causes of chronic kidney disease in hot climates.
BU brings in top candidates as associate provosts for undergraduate and graduate affairs.
