Can Animals Read Minds? Research by Brooklyn College Philosophy Professor Robert Lurz Says Perhaps

His work with chimpanzees and their cognitive abilities may reveal the evolutionary origins of what make humans exceptionally social animals.

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Tow Professor Karen B. Stern Gabbay to Provide Deeper Insight into Ancient Judaism Through Study of Millenia-Old Graffiti

The history professor will conduct research beyond the borders of Israel, expanding our knowledge of the reach and impact of Jewish culture in antiquity.

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Jennifer Basil Wins Tow Distinguished Teaching Award

The Biology professor is recognized for her talents in making science accessible to students.

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Two CIS Students Are Winners on Science Day

Student work focused on Android malware detection and on determining the accuracy of code-similarity programs.

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Psychology Professor Andrew Delamater Gains Insight into How We Learn Through Research in Animal Cognition

Recently tapped to edit a leading academic journal in his field, Delamater is poised to play a significant role in the direction of scholarship on the psychological foundations of learned behavior.

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Trials and Interventions

Psychology Professor Angelo DiBello scores multiple grants to document drinking patterns and test interventions for college students.

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CIS Professor Michael Mandel Awarded $500,000 NSF Grant to Explore How Manmade Sounds and Climate Change Affect Animal Migration

Mandel’s research aims to help computers better understand sound.

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Brooklyn College-Led, Interdisciplinary Research Team Selected 
to Study Stormwater Flood Risks in New York City

Academic partners to work with NYC’s Department of Environmental Protection and the Mayor’s Office of Recovery and Resiliency to assess existing stormwater hazards and climate change for long-term stormwater infrastructure planning.

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A Dirty Job

Brooklyn College researchers publish findings from two studies on safe soil practices.

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Professor Lipke Receives Hinton Award from American Society of Microbiology for Inclusiveness in his Lab

The Hinton Award honors outstanding contributions toward fostering the research training of underrepresented minorities in microbiology.

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04.16.2018
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Susan Landers