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Meet BU’s Newest NSF CAREER Award Winners
National Science Foundation funding will advance researchers working on cybersecurity, number theory, superconductors, and more
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Robots, Nanobeads, and Data Modeling—The Science behind BU’s Coronavirus Testing Plan
How BU scientists have prepared to meet the “audacious goal” of testing 6,000 people per day
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Almost Half of US Teens Have Been Stalked or Harassed by Their Partners
BU researcher says dating abuse is shaped by larger forces, including racism, poverty, homophobia, misogyny, and disability-related discrimination
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Why Combating a Pandemic Is 500 Times More Expensive Than Preventing One
BU biologist and peers say investing in wildlife monitoring and deforestation could prevent costly pandemics
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Experiencing Racism May Damage Memory, Cognition
Data from the Black Women’s Health Study at BU reveals link between exposure to racism and lower cognitive function later in life
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Joe Biden’s $2 Trillion Climate Plan? BU Scientists Weigh In
“Bold, ambitious, and visionary,” but also lacking enough specifics on oceans and infrastructure planning
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Five New Studies to Probe Pandemic’s Impact on Vulnerable Urban Populations
BU’s Initiative on Cities is funding research to drive social justice
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Why Withdrawing the United States from the WHO “Is a Terrible Decision”
Davidson Hamer, a BU global health and infectious disease expert, explains why Trump’s move to exit the World Health Organization could be disastrous
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Striking Out Racist Terminology in Engineering
BU engineering student takes action against the historical use of “master/slave” terminology to describe an electronic circuit and its controller
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New Gun Subculture Is on the Rise in Liberal States with Stricter Gun Laws
BU researchers say some people are buying guns not for recreation or self-defense, but for Second Amendment activism
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How a Memory Game Could Help Us Understand Brain Injury
BU neuroscientists examine the way brain regions function independently and collectively
June 23, 2020
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TV’S “Pose” and the Impact of Black and Latinx LGBTQ Stories
Film experts Roy Grundmann and Maura Smith, faculty at BU’s College of Communication, will discuss the history, impact, and importance of Black LGBTQ representation in film and television with Steven Canals, cocreator and executive producer of Pose, a drama series on FX that made history for pulling together the largest cast of transgender actors ever in a television series. The show, set amidst the HIV/AIDS epidemic, centers on trans, gay, and gender nonconforming characters in 1980s New York. Together, Grundmann and Smith bring to the discussion their expertise in LGBTQ film history and theory research and in directing and producing for film and television.
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