Guarini Alum Links Trillions in Climate Damage to Polluters
Christopher Callahan, Guarini ’23, was first author on a landmark study linking individual corporate emissions to $28 trillion in climate damages. The research, published in Nature, is a major step toward holding fossil fuel giants accountable for global heat-related losses. Read more.
Xhoela Bame Selected for Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Xhoela Bame, a PhD candiate in molecular and cellular biology, will join top young scientists and Nobel Laureates at the prestigious Lindau Meeting this summer. Her research on brain cell mitochondria has earned national and international recognition. Read more.
Upper Valley Brain Bee Introduces Local Teens to the Wonders of Neuroscience
Guarini students Jessa Burling and Aine Scholand organized the Upper Valley Brain Bee, a May 3 event featuring hands-on neuroscience activities, a keynote by Dr. Wilder Doucette, and a student competition. Read more.
Illuminating the Origins of Ancient Star Clusters
Jiaqi (Martin) Ying, a PhD student in physics and astronomy, led a groundbreaking study dating eight of the Milky Way’s globular clusters to over 13 billion years old. Published in The Astrophysical Journal, the work offers new insight into the early formation of our galaxy and the evolution of the universe. Read more in Universe Today.
Protecting Freshwater Through Interdisciplinary Science
Quin Shingai, a PhD student in the ecology, evolution, environment, and society program, studies how road salt runoff and other human impacts alter lake ecosystems, including nutrient loading and phytoplankton health. Her work recently won an award at the Guarini Graduate Student Poster Session. Read more.
Language Support for Multilingual Graduate Students & Postdocs
Set up an in-person or online appointment with Multilingual Graduate and Postdoctoral Writing Consultant Betsy Tremmel.
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