BMC in the Press

Seeking pollinators in wings

By The Philadelphia Inquirer magazine

Article about the use of native species bees for crop pollination quotes Assistant Professor of Biology Neal Williams and details the research he is doing on the topic with the aid of Bryn Mawr undegraduates.

Self-subduction of the Pangaen Global Plate

By Nature Geoscience

Associate Professor of Geology Arlo Weil co-authored this paper, which appears on the Nature Geoscience Web site in advance of its publication in the next issue of the journal.

Propofol

By The New Yorker

A poem by Karl Kirchwey, the director of the Bryn Mawr Creative Writing Program

'Mad Men' Has Its Moment

By The New York Times

On page 6 of this long feature about the critically acclaimed AMC series, creator Matthew Weiner recalls that cast member Maggie Siff '96 alerted him to one of the show's few accidental departures from historical accuracy

She's got plans for life after 'Model'

By The Boston Globe

Profile of "America’s Next Top Model" finalist Fatima Siad '09

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Temple's 2008 Coach of the Year to lead Bryn Mawr Tennis

Jill Breslin, formerly of Temple University, will take on a new set of Owls when she becomes Bryn Mawr’s new tennis coach. As the head coach of Temple's women's tennis team, she led her Owls to ...

Alumnae CSIs: five forensic scientists discuss their work

In this story from Bryn Mawr S&T, five Bryn Mawr alumnae—a forensic arhchaeologist, a DNA profiler, two forensic psychiatrists and a forensic psychologist—talk about practicing science ...

The power of learning together

The Alumnae Bulletin reports on a collaborative effort by Chief Administrative Officer Jerry Berenson, Chief Information Officer Elliott Shore, Associate Professor of Education Alison Cook-Sather...

Undergraduates test robotics approach with a younger crowd ...

Bryn Mawr's innovative introductory computer-science course featuring robots has proved so effective that several Bryn Mawr students designed a course using the robotics approach with middle-school students.

Teacher, mother, daughter: a Bryn Mawr mathematical geneaology ...

Mathematicians Annalisa Crannell '87 and Bryn Mawr Professor Rhonda Hughes, who taught Crannell, have won the same national mathematics-teaching award. Now they have another connection: Crannell's daughter is Hughes' student.

Center for Science in Society discussion groups ...

Senior Lecturer in English Anne Dalke found that discussions with scientists hosted by the Center...

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