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Read More In the News The World’s Economic Order Is Breaking Down Description Economics professor Douglas Irwin discusses the decline in global poverty from globalization, noting that developing economies around 1990 began to grow more rapidly and catch up to the higher income levels enjoyed by advanced economies.” The Economist Articles David Millman ’23 Wins a Knight-Hennessy Scholarship Body The former Student Government president will attend Stanford Law School. Image Thumbnail Articles Tree to Be Dedicated in Memory of Community Members Body will honor the lives of students, faculty, and staff who have died with the dedication of a memorial tree next week. Image Thumbnail Quoted Quote It’s a sad fact that nutritionally poor diets are a leading cause of death in the United States and throughout the world. Byline Matthew Rees, Senior Fellow, Center for Business, Government and Society | Attribution The Wall Street Journal Upcoming Events View Events 13 May Monday morning meditation 13 May Seminar: Integrating High-Throughput Experimentation with AI for Successful Gene Therapy 13 May Lecture: Agrarian Change, Demonstration, and the Politics of Visibility in Myanmar 13 May Seminar: Shedding Light on Galaxy Evolution with Resolved Stellar Populations Scholars Who Love to Teach The closeness of ’s academic community and the proximity of its resources have a way of bringing individual students together with the scholar or researcher who can ignite an unquenchable curiosity. Image Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Wei-Chung Bradford Hu Tuck ’89 Faculty Fellow (Photo by Laura DeCapua) Raghav Singal It’s a very challenging problem that we’ve been able to get a handle on.” Read more Image Image Director of The Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (Photo by Rob Strong ’04) Amber Barnato This grant renewal will allow us to broaden our study methods, incorporating approaches such as surveys and qualitative interviews.” Read more Image (Photo by Katie Lenhart) Image Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00) Iyabo Kwayana I want them to see that creativity does not have to be a perfect process; it can be messy.” Read more Image (Photo by Marissa Rodriguez / Unsplash) Image Associate Professor of Environmental Sciences (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00) Bala Chaudhary Studying how fungi disperse is central to understanding fungal biodiversity and where species are distributed on Earth.” Read more Image Image Associate Professor of Anthropology (Photo by Katie Lenhart) Zaneta Thayer ’08 Our work shows that there’s a need for childbirth fear to be included as part of maternal health care.” Read more Image (Photo by Julie DeGuia) Image Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00) Carey Nadell Our work highlights the importance of studying other examples of multispecies biofilm structures.” Read more Image Image Hodgson Distinguished Professor of Engineering (Photo by Rob Strong ’04) Klaus Keller Thayer gives people the resources and flexibility to do things they are really passionate about, to tackle big problems.” Read more Image (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00) Left Right Go to slide 1 Go to slide 2 Go to slide 3 Go to slide 4 Go to slide 5 Go to slide 6 Go to slide 7 Image The Call to Lead: A Campaign for embarked on the most ambitious campaign in its history. 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