Representing local anti-offshore wind group Green Oceans,Marzulla Law sent a letter to the University demanding research by the Climate and Development Lab be retracted.
UTRA stipends allow students to collaborate with faculty members on research in a range of disciplines during the summer.
On Friday, the Anthropology department held their annual fall research symposium.
The grant, awarded by the National Science Foundation, is part of a White House’s AI Action Plan.
The 2025 Mac V. Edds Lectureship covered new findings in post-transcriptional gene regulation.
Ph.D. candidate Anthony Englert GS observed a light bridge between two galaxies in local galaxy cluster Abell 3667.
Brown engineers have developed a helmet to detect the cellular impacts in the brain from head injury.
Rockman’s book was recognized as a Pulitzer Prize finalist, along with a slew of other accolades.
The proposed cut would have cost Brown an estimated $11.3 million in funding over the next five years, court filings say.
Brown received $34.4 million in federal funding from the NSF, according to court filings.
The Brown academics are among the 248 scholars elected to the Academy this year.
The Herald’s data desk dove into federal and institutional data to understand how research is funded at Brown.
Ward, who passed away this winter, is remembered for the decades he spent empowering students at Brown.
Caitie Whelan encouraged strategies to stay grounded amid the tumultuous political atmosphere.
A School of Public Health study found that 74% of residents and employees support a new overdose prevention center.
Study reveals U.S. wealth still defines survival outcomes more than in Europe.
The email obtained by The Herald also directs employees to withhold communication to the schools about “whether or why the funds are frozen.”
Brown students’ cannabis use exceeds national average — but what actually makes the substance so appealing?
The Graduate School hosted its annual “Research Matters” event, where graduate students shared their work in five-minute talks.
This is the third installment in a series of articles about the science of various aspects of college life.
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