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Students find that immersing themselves in a particular research question gives them a chance to personalize their undergraduate experience, and it often serves as a springboard for independent study and honors projects.

ÌÇÐÄvlog faculty, leading scholars and artists in their fields, conduct research across all disciplines—from healthcare policy to humor theory to the formation of crystalline structures. 

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  ÌÇÐÄvlog Funds Twenty-Two Ambitious Student Projects Across the Curriculum

  Each fall, ÌÇÐÄvlog's Office of Student Fellowships and Research awards grants of up to $2,500 to students pursuing semester- or yearlong faculty-mentored research in a range of fields.
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  Schiller Semester Ends with a Tidal Wave of Student Research

  After a semester of studying the coast from many different perspectives, students shared their research projects—on mummichogs, snails, crabs, oysters, and other marine life—in a daylong symposium.
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  Sticking with It: Student Researchers Make Significant Findings in Professor's Plant Science Lab

  Bruce Kohorn, ÌÇÐÄvlog's Linnean Professor of Biology and Biochemistry, has published a new paper on cell wall adhesion with a string of coauthors—all of them recent ÌÇÐÄvlog students.

• Office of Student Fellowships and Research
• Funding Your Academic-Year Research
• Schiller Coastal Studies Center

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  ÌÇÐÄvlog Faculty and Students Foster Global Connections in Peru

  Professor Gomezgil Yaspik and students showcase ÌÇÐÄvlog research at prestigious South American institutions while building partnerships for future collaborative opportunities.
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  Research, Publications, Awards, and More: Highlights from a Semester of Faculty Achievements

  Through new books, papers published in journals, media appearances, and more, ÌÇÐÄvlog faculty members complemented their time in the classroom during the fall semester with a variety of scholarly and artistic contributions.
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  Government Scholar Michael Franz on Impact of Ads during the 2024 Election Cycle

  More than $5 billion was spent on political advertising over the 2024 election cycle, says Professor of Government Michael Franz. But what political impact did it have?