Applications are now being accepted for the SHU-NJSGC (NASA) Academic Year Research Fellowships for 2024-25, with a deadline of October 18, 2024.
Murzaku’s paper, entitled "Unity in Diversity, the Ecumenical Heritage of Fan S. Noli," focused on Noli’s contributions to “peace education.” Nancy Kajo presented Professor Nicholas Pano’s paper.
“Shaping Digital Futures: Innovation at the Intersection of Art, AI, and Transformation.” This cutting-edge series is led by renowned Professor Giovanni Schiuma, a visiting Fulbright scholar.
Professor of Chemistry Gregory Wiedman, Ph.D., head of the 3B Lab received a patent for antimicrobial peptides designed to help fight against Cryptococcus neoformans.
Innovative faculty and students are invited to the Novus I-Corps Program on September 18 to learn about National Science Foundation grants and skills workshops to commercialize research.
Physics student Christopher Henderson was awarded the STEM Undergraduate Research Award for his study with Jose Lopez, Ph.D., “Characterizing Novel Dielectric Materials in Low-Temp Plasmas."
Joseph Badillo, Ph.D., and third-year chemistry student Orion Cruz 25’ explore their study on the "Synthesis of Second Generation Thioureas and Study of their Excited State pKas."
Ronald H. Weich, prominent legal authority, settled into the newest role of his impressive legal career, Dean of Seton Hall University School of Law, on July 1, 2024.
Petersheim Travel Award Recipients in Chemistry Present their Research
Professor Ines Angeli Murzaku selected as Fulbright Scholar to Romania. Her research project is Transitional Justice and Dialogue as Means to Build Peace in Post-communist Romania.
Hanan Abu Salih presented her research, "Between Neutrality and Caesarism: The Role of University Presidents in Shaping Institutional Identity," at the WES-CIHE Summer Institute 2024.
Professor Tracy Kaye selected as Fulbright Scholar to Austria. Her research project is The Global Minimum Tax: Consequences for the EU-U.S. Relationship.
Professor Maldonado was an Associate Reporter of the recently approved American Law Institute’s Restatement on Children and the Law and published a new book
Cosimo Antonacci and Biology student Daniella Catao began their study on "Thermodynamic Analysis of G-quadruplex Forming Regions in a Human Oncogene Promoter."
Biology Chairperson Jessica Cottrell, Ph.D., and 2nd-year Biology major in the joint B.S./M.D. program, Mahika Ganguly, were awarded a competitive STEM Undergraduate Research Award.
Professor Gaia Bernstein delivers a TEDx Talk about addictive technologies and the need for legal and moral accountability.