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Science faculty member receives Award of Excellence in Graduate Supervision | Science | University of Waterloo
Waterloo Professor Wins Top Graduate Supervision Award Dr. Yakymchuk has been recognized with the Award of Excellence in Graduate Supervision at the University of Waterloo for his exceptional dedication to teaching and student success. The honor reflects his outstanding character and commitment to fostering academic excellence. Letters of support in his nomination package underscore his transformative impact on graduate students.
University of Waterloo · 2026.04.03
BRUNO KARSENTI JOINS SCIENCES PO
Bruno Karsenti Joins Sciences Po Faculty as Philosopher Philosopher Bruno Karsenti has joined Sciences Po's permanent faculty, bringing extensive experience from his previous role as Director of Studies at EHESS. The appointment strengthens the institution's philosophy department with an accomplished scholar who previously served as Vice President at the prestigious École des hautes études en sciences sociales.
2026.04.03
ULM radiologic technology students attend statewide seminar
ULM Radiologic Students Network at Louisiana Tech Conference University of Louisiana Monroe's radiologic technology students and faculty attended the Louisiana Society of Radiologic Technologists Midwinter Seminar in Alexandria on March 14, 2026. The event provided professional development and networking opportunities for aspiring radiologic technologists. ULM's program was well-represented at the statewide gathering.
University of Louisiana Monroe | ULM University of Louisiana at Monroe · 2026.04.02
Lao Universities Integrate Responsible Business Conduct
Lao Universities Champion Responsible Business Practices Faculty and students from the National University of Laos are advancing responsible business conduct through integrated academic programs. The initiative aims to embed ethical practices and sustainability principles into business education. This effort represents a significant step toward developing socially conscious future business leaders in Southeast Asia.
Mirage News · 2026.03.31
TODAY: "The Art & Science of Mentoring"
Mastering Faculty Mentoring: Expert Strategies for Academic Success Mitchell Feldman, a distinguished professor at UC San Francisco, will lead a presentation on effective mentoring practices for faculty development. Part of the VHS Faculty Mentoring Link program series, this session explores both the art and science behind successful academic mentoring relationships. The virtual event takes place March 24, 2026.
Old Dominion University · 2026.03.25
Penn State AI Hub seeking nominations for annual Artificial Intelligence Awards
Penn State AI Hub Opens 2025 Annual Awards Nominations Penn State's AI Hub is seeking nominations for its annual Artificial Intelligence Awards, recognizing research excellence across multiple categories. The competition, coordinated by four AI centers, honors societal impact projects, undergraduate theses, master's theses, and doctoral dissertations. Nominations close April 17, 2026, and must involve work completed after May 31, 2024.
Penn State University · 2026.03.25
Making Space in Science: Eleanor Hill Venning
Pioneer Chemist Eleanor Hill Venning Transformed Hormone Research Eleanor Hill Venning, a Montreal-born chemist, revolutionized reproductive biology in the 1930s by developing innovative methods to measure hormone byproducts in urine. As one of the first women to earn a PhD in Experimental Medicine at McGill University, she became only the second woman to achieve full professor rank in the Faculty of Medicine. Her groundbreaking work established new standards for studying hormones and their health impacts.
McGill University · 2026.03.17
UI professor awarded funding to uncover how metabolic health affects oral health
Metabolic Health Breakthrough: How Obesity Shapes Your Oral Health University of Iowa researcher Sukirth Ganesan received $3.8 million NIH funding to investigate how metabolic conditions affect oral health. His team will track 240 patients over two years, examining how obesity, diet, and weight loss impact mouth bacteria and gum disease risk. Prior research found metabolic syndrome creates harmful oral bacteria before visible gum disease appears.
Iowa Now · 2026.03.13
The College's 'AI Academy' integrates artificial intelligence in school operations, classrooms
# Summary The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences launched "The College AI Academy" this year to enhance AI literacy among faculty, administrators, and staff. Led by Assistant Dean Kyle Jensen, the program offers sessions on developing sustainable AI initiatives designed to improve research quality, teaching effectiveness, and operational efficiency across the institution.
ASU Now · 2026.03.11
Advancing Gender Equity in Agricultural Sciences
# Summary Agricultural sciences, like many STEM fields, remain predominantly male-dominated across faculty, student populations, and curricula. The article addresses the need to advance gender equity within this sector. Specific initiatives and strategies for improving representation and inclusion in agricultural sciences are being discussed to create a more balanced field.
University of Guelph · 2026.03.11
Partners in science
# Summary COSAM faculty couples are collaborating across diverse scientific disciplines including biology, physics, and geosciences, conducting research ranging from mitochondrial energetics to geospatial mapping. Their shared understanding of academic demands—such as grant cycles, fieldwork, and manuscript revisions—enables them to build careers that develop in parallel, strengthening both their professional and personal partnerships.
Login - AUthenticate · 2026.03.11