Leyla Mouli ’19: From Rochester to Hong Kong
Leyla Mouli is an environmental science major with a sustainability minor. She is a native of Douala, Cameroon. She’s had...
Grant Dever ’16, ’17 (T5): From Rochester to Hong Kong
Grant Dever thrives on being busy. As an undergraduate, he excelled in his studies as a business major while also...
James Pike ’18: From Hong Kong to Rochester
James Pike grew up in Hong Kong with his parents and four siblings. When he was young, his father had...
Dark matter is leading suspect in positron mystery
Researchers have proposed several possible sources of the positrons. They might be coming from pulsars—massive stars that have collapsed and...
A Legacy of Giving: Jay Last ’51
Jay Last '51 is a Silicon Valley pioneer, distinguished art collector, and author. As an early leader in the development...
Some recent Hajim faculty achievements
Our faculty members are developing unique hands-on learning opportunities that build skills, provide real-life experience, and inspire professional growth....
Field guide to fruit flies
Anyone who has ever left an overripe banana on the kitchen counter knows Drosophila melanogaster. The common fruit fly is often...
Hyekyun Rhee honored with research award
Hyekyun Rhee, Ph.D., R.N., P.N.P., F.A.A.N., has been selected to receive the 2017 Distinguished Nurse Researcher Award from the Foundation...
Totally (nano) tubular summer research
Chemistry major Austin Bailey ’18 (T5) has been working all summer with his professor Todd D. Krauss with nanotubes. Smaller...
Nothing I can say, a partial eclipse of the sun
Students, faculty, and staff all joined together on campus to view the solar eclipse that took place on August 21st....