CAS Faculty Lead Research on Reducing Food Waste
$15 million NSF grant to develop both market and policy solutions.
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Programs
In addition to degrees listed, most programs also include minors or certificates.
- Anthropology (BA, MA, PhD)
- Audio Technology (BA, BS, MA)
- Behavior, Cognition, & Neuroscience (PhD)
- Biology (BA, BS, MA, MS)
- Biotechnology (MS)
- Chemistry (BS, MS)
- Computer Science (BS, MS)
- Data Science (BS)
- Data Science MS
(On-campus & Online) - Digital Technology Certificate
- Economics (BA, BS, MA, PhD)
- Engineering (Dual Degree)
- Environmental Science (BA, BS, MS)
- Game Design (MA, MFA)
- Health Promotion (BS, MS)
- Mathematics & Statistics (BA, BS, MS)
- Neuroscience (BS, PhD)
- Physics (BA, BS)
- Premed & Postbacc (Certificate)
- Psychology (BA, MA, PhD)
- Public Anthropology (MA)
- Public Health (BA, BS)
- Quantitative Analysis (MS)
- Science and Policy (Certificate)
- Sociology (BA, MA)
- TESOL (MA)
Bulletins
- Find upcoming virtual events in the weekly STEM Newsletter.
- Science Hours, Wednesdays, 3:00-5:00: Get answers to registration questions and more in Hall of Science Collaboration Space, Rm 113.
- Applications now open for summer field school: Ecuador Fieldwork in Anthropological Methods.
- Bei Xiao was awarded $420K from the NIH/National Eye Institute to support the project "Learning diagnostic latent representations for human material perception: common mechanisms and individual variability."
- CAS students Madeleine Danzberger and Kennedy Smith won the first annual Sustainability Invent-a-thon.
- Neuroscience PhD candidate Chenxi Liao published the cover story in PLOS Computational Biology: "Unsupervised learning reveals interpretable latent representations for translucency perception."
- Check out Prof. Silvina Guidoni on solar physics in the Voyage to the Sun documentary.
- Tracy Weitz received a $500,000 award from the Hewlett Foundation for "Ensuring the timely share and use of information about changes in the US abortion landscape.”
- Michael Robinson received a $94,000 award (funded over three years for a total of $284,633) from the Office of Naval Research for “Topological Acoustical Feature Extraction and Exploitation.”
- Karen Knee and collaborators were awarded a three-year, $700,000 NSF grant to study emissions of methane from trees.
- Leah Ding received a $160,000 award from NASA for “Accelerating NASA's Earth and Heliophysics Scientific Research with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Algorithms.”
- David Kearns (Psychology) received a grant for $320,305 (funded over five years for a total of $1,601,079) from the National Institute on Drug Abuse for "Opioid and Psychostimulant Taking: Testing the Impact of Behavioral Economic Contexts."
