Susan Ahlborn

Associate Professor of History of Art Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw looks at color and context.

M.Phil. candidate Chris Mustazza is investigating—and making accessible—a lost archive of poets reading their work.

Economics Ph.D. candidate Yanhao Wei is researching the concept of "social credit scoring."

History of Art doctoral candidate Heather Hughes is using the Dreesmann Fellowship at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum to study 17th-century costume prints—and get a head start on curating.

Image standardization developed by David Brainard will help medical research.

Economics Professor Dirk Krueger discusses the Greek fiscal crisis.

Physicist Larry Gladney, Edmund J. and Louise W. Kahn Professor for Faculty Excellence and Associate Dean for the Natural Sciences, talks outreach and the role citizen scientists will play in the future.

During Black History Month, we talk with Mary Frances Berry, Geraldine R. Segal Professor of American Social Thought, about how one mixed-race family negotiated history.

John Tresch, associate professor of history and sociology of science, looks at how mindfulness apps connect—and disconnect—with their Buddhist roots.