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2007
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- Coastal Influences: A Tale of Two Artists
- Researcher Defines New Terrain in Computing Power
- Love of Nature Inspires Environmental Field Work
- Examining the State of Child Care in Maine, the U.S. and Abroad
- Kohorn Finding New Pathways in Plant Biology
- Learning What Lobstermen (and Lobsters) Know about Climate Change
- Bowdoin Buoy Used to Get to the Bottom of Red Tide
- Researchers Develop 'Bar Code' for Sea Urchins
Summer research at Bowdoin is an increasingly important part of the College's academic program, offering students opportunities for high-level, faculty-mentored research -- and giving faculty members time to work on their own research and scholarship. Over 100 students have received fellowships for 2006 summer research, in fields as diverse as chemistry, biology, English, psychology, music, economics, robotics, and others.
Coastal Influences: A Tale of Two Artists
What were the chances that two artists roaming over 100 acres of woodlands and several miles of Maine coastline would be drawn to the same root-bound cliff for inspiration?
Researcher Defines New Terrain in Computing Power
Computer scientist Laura Toma is developing new applications to give desktops the power of supercomputers.