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Professors Joanne Nucho and Julie Tannenbaum will each receive a $6,000 stipend to support their respective humanities projects.

A $1.6 million award from the National Science Foundation and the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation will allow Wallace Meyer and his collaborators to identify solutions to keep species of Hawaiian land snails alive.

Chemistry Professor Daniel J. O'Leary is using colorful models representing the shape and form of molecular orbitals to help students visualize and learn principles of organic chemistry. They are made with a hobby-grade 3-D printer.

In this Q&A, Prof. Heidi Haddad explores the charges issued by the International Criminal Court against President Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova, and what they signal ahead for the Russian war against Ukraine.

Sara Sadhwani, assistant professor of politics, will be part of a team of researchers that will develop proposals for better governance for the City of Los Angeles. Sadhwani specializes in American politics and race and ethnic politics. 

Joseph C. Osborn was awarded a Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for $146,605 by the NEH. The award will fund the development of software tools supporting scholarship and citation of interactive software.

A math conference at Pomona will strengthen the mathematical research community and honor the contributions of Professor Edray Goins.

In this Q&A, Pierangelo De Pace, chair of the Department of Economics at Pomona, sheds light on the fundamentals of cryptocurrencies, how they are “mined,” their regulation and their major challenges.

Keywords for Gender and Sexuality Studies, a book edited by Kyla Tompkins and Aimee Bahng, professors at Pomona College, was named an Outstanding Academic Title by the review journal Choice.

Pomona College students are working with Assistant Professor of Computer Science Anthony Clark on computer simulations, exploring how to train autonomous robots to navigate the college campus using machine learning.