Centers & Institutes

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• • Communications

  Communication Research Center

  The Communication Research Center (CRC) strives to position its faculty fellows as thought leaders in the varying fields of communication research, advancing theory and methods in addressing society’s challenges. With state-of-the art facilities and technologies, the CRC fosters opportunities for collaboration as well as strengthens and amplifies the expertise and abilities of our research fellows. 

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• • Education
  • Linguistics & Language Sciences

  Deaf Center

  The Deaf Center supports Deaf and signing researchers, educators, creators, and technologists in promoting sign languages and Deaf cultures and building a world in which the human right to accessible language is realized for all Deaf children.

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• • Economics & Business

  Digital Business Institute

  At the nexus of people & technology is the Digital Business Institute at the Questrom School of Business—an incubator dedicated to the advancement of practical, relevant, and human-centric research that accelerates value-creating digital transformation.

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• • Education
  • Social Science

  Earl Center for Learning & Innovation

  The Earl Center for Learning & Innovation is a collaborative space for social dreaming and radical hope where youth and adults, learners and teachers, researchers and designers join together in expansive inquiry to develop educational experiences animated by commitments to creativity, dignity, justice, and mutual flourishing.

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• • Communications
  • Literature

  Editorial Institute

  The Editorial Institute at Boston University was formed with the conviction that the textually sound, contextually annotated edition is central to the life of many disciplines. Its primary aims are the promotion of critical awareness of editorial issues and practices and the provision of training in editorial methods. 

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• • History
  • Literature
  • Religion

  Elie Wiesel Center for Jewish Studies

  The Elie Wiesel Center for Jewish Studies (EWCJS) is an academic program unit of the College of Arts and Sciences. The Center serves as Boston University’s hub for co-curricular and public events related to Jewish history, religion, and culture.

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• • Biomedical Engineering
  • Engineering
  • Engineering Biology
  • Photonics

  Engineering Research Center (ERC) in Cellular Metamaterials

  The Engineering Research Center (ERC) in Cellular Metamaterials, or the CELL-MET, is a National-Science-Foundation-funded Engineering Research Center under grant EEC-1647837. Our engineering research center is comprised of over 100 staff, researchers, and trainees and numerous institutions. CELL-MET aims to achieve a grand vision of creating functional heart tissue, cure heart disease and fix damaged human heart […]

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• • Medicine

  Evans Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences

  The Evens Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences (CIIS) was launched in November 2015 to serve as a conduit to the free flow of ideas between clinicians, administrators and health services researchers in the Boston University community and beyond. CIIS aims to facilitate healthcare improvements by identifying and testing implementation strategies that promote the translation […]

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• • Medicine
  • Microbiology, Molecular Biology & Genetics

  Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research

  The goal of the Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research (IBR) is to promote growth and discovery in emerging interdisciplinary biomedical research and educational areas by providing faculty affiliated with the Department of Medicine and with various schools, departments and centers at Boston University a dynamic, interdisciplinary organizational structure, which allows investigators with different areas […]

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• • Environment & Ecology
  • Religion

  Faith and Ecological Justice Program

  The Faith and Ecological Justice Program prepares students for meaningful and effective engagement in faith-based environmental work, and helps them explore the rich depth of religious resources for such work.

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