Distinguished by its academic rigor, experiential focus and research excellence, the science at 小福利导航program has a distinguished history of advancing scientific understanding. That legacy continues today, as faculty pursue research in topics ranging from the quantum behavior of molecular nanomagnets, to brain circuitry, to fish evolution, to disease transmission and genomics.
小福利导航students are taught by and collaborate with renowned scientists. Forty percent of 小福利导航students conduct independent honors work that is often similar in scope and depth to graduate-level work. In fact, it鈥檚 not unusual for 小福利导航students to be listed as co-authors of scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals and to present findings at national conferences.
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How do physical laws change at the small length and energy scales of individual molecules? What design principles break down at the sub-cellular level and what new chemistry and physics become important?
Concepts of thermodynamic equilibrium and kinetic reactivity and the dynamics of chemical reactions. Whether a specific reaction can occur and how fast a feasible reaction will occur.
The Schr枚dinger cat paradox and the quantum measurement problem; Bell鈥檚 inequalities, entanglement, and related phenomena; secure communication using quantum cryptography; how quantum computers can solve certain problems more efficiently.
The STEM Incubator is a new cohort program designed to support and train students who are underrepresented in STEM disciplines, including Black, Latinx, Indigenous, first-generation and low-income students.
The Data Science Initiative is a campus-wide tent for all faculty to learn and exchange ideas about Data Science. Many of its events are open to the public.
More and more, the world needs people who can analyze data or take quantitative concepts and apply them to answer important questions. The Moss Center is here to help you develop these skills, regardless of your quantitative background.
The Being Human in Stem (HSTEM) Initiative fosters an inclusive, supportive community by helping students, faculty, and staff understand and navigate diverse identities.
鈥淏eing Human in STEM: Partnering with Students to Shape Inclusive Practices and Communities,鈥� by Sarah Bunnell, Sheila Jaswal, and Megan Lyster, provides readers with a roadmap for creating their own version of the popular 小福利导航鈥淗STEM鈥� course.
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