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Political Science Assistant Professor Publishes Article
Dr. WOJTEK WOLFE (assistant professor, CFAS-political science) recently published an article, “China’s Global Equity Oil Investments: Economic and Geopolitical Influences,” in the Journal of Strategic Studies. He also co-authored a chapter, “Poland,” in the book Public Opinion and International Intervention: Lessons from the Iraq War.
Chemistry Assistant Professor Authors Article
ALEXANDER SAMOKHVALOV (assistant professor, CFAS-chemistry) authored an invited article, “Desulfurization of Real and Model Liquid Fuels Using Light: Photocatalysis and Photochemistry,” in Catalysis Reviews: Science and Engineering, a highly cited and respected scholarly publication in the field of catalysis. The article explores fundamental science and engineering efforts in the development of emerging technologies of clean … Continue reading Chemistry Assistant Professor Authors Article…
Assistant Professor of Psychology Receives Grant Continuation
Dr. Sarah Allred (assistant professor, CFAS-psychology) has received a $145,026 continuation of her existing five-year NSF CAREER Award supporting her research project “Novel Approaches to Integrating Color Perception and Color Memory.”
Biology Assistant Professor Receives Prestigious CAREER Award
Dr. Nir Yakoby (assistant professor, CFAS-biology) has received a prestigious CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation. The five-year award, which is reviewed and renewed annually based on the scientific progress of the project, is $686,544 and supports the project “Dynamics and Diversity of Bone Morphogenetic Protein Signaling in Epithelial Cells.” The grant will allow … Continue reading Biology Assistant Professor Receives Prestigious CAREER Award…
Stir it Up: Rutgers-Camden’s Art Soup Set to Inspire Kids This Summer
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