Editor and Writer Emeritus (Retired January 2018)
Office of Communications and Public Affairs
An optimization expert more closely approximates the real world.
Group uses nanoplasmonic sensor to monitor white blood cell function.
Welcome to the 18th issue of Resolve magazine.
An expert in fracture mechanics, he launched the award-winning IPD program.
The former engineering dean advised more than 40 Ph.D. students in his career.
The annual two-day event is attracting nearly 50 scholars from around the world.
A House of Representatives resolution offers “warmest wishes” for future success.
An engineering department celebrates its history, its growth and its students.
Structural engineer has supervised nearly 100 graduate students in his career.
The Bethlehem native helped shape modernism in her poetry and prose.
Donald Campbell left his imprint on a wide variety of intellectual endeavors.
S. James Gates Jr. will also help welcome inaugural class of students in new research program.
The start of the academic year heralds a number of changes in key staff positions.
Engineers expand opportunities for natural gas and biomass.
An electrical engineer seeks to streamline discovery of epilepsy medications.
Students help organize philosophy department’s inaugural ethics symposium.
Occidental College sociologist speaks during Women’s Empowerment Week.
A chemical engineer seeks to enhance fertilizers and boost food production.
Hector Muñoz-Avila is named an NSF program director.
Frank E. Curtis models large-scale complexity as a series of finite-dimensional problems.
