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Tell-tale Plants
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Professor Drew Kerkhoff wins a National Science Foundation grant to study climate change’s impact on plant life.
Along Middle Path
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Return of the Cicadas
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Gambier has waited 17 years to enjoy the insect phenomenon of the periodical cicada.
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‘Squad’ Goals
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Three student scientists are honored with the Franklin Miller Award for their roles as researchers and mentors.
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Mammoth Undertaking
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A “Neanderthals” class puts a big foot forward in exploring the lives of early hominins.
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Significant Statistician
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Mathematics major Robin Dunn ’16 wins a National Science Foundation grant to support her research career.
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Research Rewarded
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Two Kenyon students win the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for high-impact research.
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Fieldwork on Demand
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An online database helps the anthropology department share decades of detailed research from Honduras.
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Toying with Gender
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Psychology professor Sarah Murnen examines and challenges gender stereotyping in toys.
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Detecting Waves
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Assistant professors of physics Leslie and Madeline Wade share their involvement in the milestone detection of gravitational waves.
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Moss Possibilities
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Plant biology student wins an international fellowship for her research on moss evolution.
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Powering Up
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Alumni, faculty and students collaborate to install solar panels at the Kenyon Farm.
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Microbial Treasures
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A biology professor’s bacterial samples collected from an Antarctic lake were chosen for genetic mapping at a federal lab.
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Model Research
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Students tackle industry problems with corporate partners as part of a mathematical modeling course.
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Math Upended
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Professor Marie Snipes hopes to shake up math instruction with a large grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Physics of Perspective
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Professor Ben Schumacher has received a grant to study eidostates.