Graduate Student Apartment Complex Opens Early for Leasing
The new 638-bed complex, Summit on Juniper, will begin offering leases this month.
Geography Researcher Wins Prize for Work on Water Resources
Zhiying Li, a post-doctoral research associate in the Department of Geography, was one of five researchers to win the first annual Women in Science Incentive Prize from Story Exchange, a nonprofit media organization.
'Split' Photon Provides New Way to See Light
“Every photon can be thought of as the sum of two distinct halves,” says Vincent Flynn, Guarini ’22, the lead author of the paper. “We were able to identify conditions for isolating these halves from one another.”
How Time Blurs Self-Perception
“Our research provides a new way to think about how we organize our identity over time,” says first author Sasha Brietzke, Guarini ’22.
Mysterious Footprints in Tanzania Made by Early Humans, Not Bears
“Given the increasing evidence for locomotor and species diversity in the hominin fossil record over the past 30 years, these unusual prints deserved another look,” says lead author Ellison McNutt, Guarini ’19, who started the work as a graduate student in the Ecology, Evolution, Environment, and Society program, and is now an assistant professor of instruction at the Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine at Ohio University.
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