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Jahid Hossain and Antonio Vagnerini, physics, are part of a research group whose work is featured on the website for the CMS experiment at CERN.
Ashley Votruba, Abigail Herzfeld, and Lisa PytlikZillig, psychology, received a Best Paper Award for a study published in the Journal of Trust Research.
Mark Walker, mathematics, earned National Science Foundation funding for his project.
Emmanuel Aidoo, chemistry, receiving the 2025 Graduate Student and Postdoctoral Scholars Recognition Program award from the American Chemical Society.
William Belcher, anthropology (SGIS), and his team assisted with a murder investigation near Omaha.
Christopher Schafhauser, mathematics, earned recognition from the Canadian Mathematical Society and the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
Emily Moore, biological sciences, received National Science Foundation funding for her project.
Mark Brittenham and Susan Hermiller, mathematics, disproved the additivity conjecture in knot theory.
Petronela Radu, mathematics, was selected as a Fellow in the National Science Foundation-funded Advancing Research Impact in Society (ARIS) program.
Bedross Der Matossian, history, had a translation of his book The Horrors of Adana selected for a “Pick of the Week.”
Kevin McMullen, English, earned NEH funding for a digital humanities project about Walt Whitman.
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