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Summer 2018 Human-Animal Studies Institute, Call for Applications

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Application Deadline

Tuesday, March 6, 2018 (for Fall 2018 events)
Tuesday, September 25, 2018 (for Spring 2019 events)

Associate & Fellow Research Appointments

Application Deadline for appointments in 2019-20

Tuesday, October 2, 2018

CAS Associates and Fellows

We are delighted to announce the CAS Associates and Fellows 2018-19, with Board of Trustees approval

CAS Associate Cynthia Oliver’s Virago-Man Dem on tour

NEW: Noonhour Presentations by recent Associates and Fellows

CAS Associates and Fellows 2017-18 research projects brochure CAS AF 2017-18

CAS Faculty

The Department of Physics has organized a symposium and related events in honor of CAS Professor of Physics Tony Leggett’s 80th Birthday. Program

Congratulations to CAS Professor of Entomology Gene Robinson, recipient of the 2018 Wolf Prize in Agriculture!

CAS Director Tamer Başar named interim Dean of the College of Engineering

CAS Professor of Educational Policy, Organization & Leadership James Anderson will give the 28th Annual Lecture on Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Seven new CAS Professors appointed with Board of Trustees approval: Antoinette Burton (History), Gary Dell (Psychology), Eduardo Fradkin (Physics), Martin Gruebele (Chemistry), Sharon Hammes-Schiffer (Chemistry), Harry Liebersohn (History), Catherine Murphy (Chemistry)