portfoliostephaniemmcphersoOct 28, 20222 min readUpdated: May 3, 2023A running list of articles and projectsSystematic study of free fatty acids reveals new roles in metabolic diseases‘Leading Creative Teams’ Asks Students to Look Inward to Lead OutwardSustainability Competition Greens Up Game DaysAlum aims to prove that money does grow on treesCommunity Engaged Course Hones Students’ Intercultural AptitudeMCB POSTDOC DEVELOPING NEW FIELD OF SYSTEMS NEUROCARDIOLOGYCOP27 Opened Eyes and Minds of BC DelegationSCIENCE IN THE NEWS BRINGS NEW RESEARCH TO BROAD AUDIENCESEnvironmental History Conference Brings Interdisciplinary Eye to Human DevelopmentSchiller Support for Student Sustainability CompetitionsCATHERINE DULAC NAMED UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, THE SEVENTH WOMAN TO HOLD THE HONORNICHOLAS BELLONO, WHO STUDIES SENSORY BIOLOGY AND CELL PHYSIOLOGY WITHIN MCB, HAS BEEN PROMOTED TO ASSOCIATE PROFESSORNEW MCB PROFESSOR PROMOTES CURIOSITY AND CONFIDENCEBuilding Tomorrow’s World in Words Collaboration explores the possibility of equitable building of dams in China BC delegation attends COP27, bringing international climate engagement to campus Elsa Olivetti and Rafael Gomez-Bombarelli Develop New Recipes for New Materials Interdisciplinary Core Faculty Hiring Committee Embodies Mission of Schiller Institute JOHN DOWLING HONORED WITH 2022 MUSE PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN OPHTHALMOLOGYADAM DIONNE FROM THE PRIGOZHIN LAB HONORED WITH PRESTIGIOUS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AWARD LEARNING THE RULES OF COOPERATION FROM ANTS TO MAKE COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS (as editor) BUILDING BRIDGES HOME: MCO PHD CANDIDATE CREATES PUERTO RICO-FOCUSED STEM OUTREACH PROGRAM MAYA WOOLFOLK RECEIVES GILLIAM FELLOWSHIP HOPI HOEKSTRA IS A 2022 EXPLORERS CLUB LOWELL THOMAS AWARDEE Wonder woman of rocket science Asteroid whisperer Fortifying Crops for Climate Change Mobilizing MIT Voices on the Hill Computing the World Around Us Community policing in the Global South SROH GIVES UNDERGRADS A TASTE OF AN MCO PHD MIT Integrated Learning Initiative Project Focuses on Focus Living Climate Futures Event Shows a Holistic Way Forward in Climate Fight Steady beat: The key to campus radio station WMBR’s longevity is student-alumni collaboration. Economics and Well-Being The World in 2045 – World leaders explore what the world should look like at the United Nation’s centennial. Melding Traditional Manufacturing Techniques with Technological Advances Lockdowns reveal inequities in opportunities for walking activities Large collaboration creates cell atlas of COVID-19 pathology Online tool tracks mutations in COVID-19 virus New neuron type discovered only in primate brainsTeaching Lab Steps Up During Pandemic How Battle-Tested Robots Are Helping Out at Fukushima
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