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Jody Koenig Kellas, communication studies, received the Most Promising New Textbook Award from the Textbook and Academic Authors Association.
Dai Shizuka, biological sciences, received the Marion Jenkinson Service Award from the American Ornithological Society for continued, exceptional service to ornithology and the society.
Evvie Yendra, Milli Ciprian, Zanib Al Razaq, Lennon Harris, Pluto Larson, and Vanessa Hubing completed the requirements for Peace Corps Prep Certification.
A study by Jay Storz, biological sciences, on the Andean leaf-eared mouse's ability to thrive at the highest elevation of any mammal was published in Science.
Shahla Abrahim. Zanib Al Razaq, Laura Bui, and Brenna Whitten received fellowships for intensive study abroad to strengthen their career preparation.
In the new Atomically Engineered Materials center, researchers from the Departments of Chemistry and Physics and Astronomy will lead teams that will explore fundamental questions in quantum materials.
Brian Couch, biological sciences, received the 2026 Bruce Alberts Award for Excellence in Science Education from the American Society for Cell Biology.
14 CAS faculty were selected for funding from the Office of Research and Innovation for the Book Fellowship and Manuscript Workshop Program, the Research and Innovation Grants Program, and Invited Scholar Grants Program.
7 CAS faculty selected for the Office of Research and Innovation's Research Leaders Program.
Bedross Der Matossian, history and Judaic Studies, was appointed director of genocide research at the Zoryan Institute.
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