Helen Zhao is using philosophy to explore the controversial topic of vaccines.
Stories by ksascomm
Ahmed Elsayyad '15: Rethinking Clinical Trials
Spring 2015
Ahmed Elsayyad is investigating the ethical implications of an alternative way to get consent for...
Katrina Rios '15: Improving Dialysis Experience
Spring 2015
Katrina Rios is conducting a pilot study on mental health improvements through activity-based learning in...
Piper Janoe '16: Refugee Stories
Spring 2015
The research of Piper Janoe is a pilot study aimed at discovering what it’s like...
Jesse Chen '16: Asian-American Sensibilities
Spring 2015
Jesse Chen traveled to major cities to interview a broad range of Asian-American people and...
Big Data Expert Named Bloomberg Professor
Spring 2015
Alexander Szalay, a professor in the Krieger School’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, has been...
James Keiler '17: Unlocking Parkinson's Disease
Spring 2015
Neuroscience major James Keiler's lab is using gene knockout to try to isolate the protein...
Arielle Kaden ’16: Saving the Shtetlach
Spring 2015
Arielle Kaden is researching the resurgence of Jewish life in Europe in the post-Holocaust era.
New Major in Medicine, Science, and the Humanities
Spring 2015
Students who want to explore the intersections between medicine and the humanities will be interested...
Finding the Payoff in Classroom Misbehavior
Spring 2015
Economics graduate student Victor Rondo is examining why women make less money than men, and...
New Faculty
Fall 2014
The Krieger School of Arts and Sciences welcomed new faculty members in 2014, with expertise...
Editor's Note
Fall 2014
Questioning the status quo is not an easy thing to do. Sometimes you end up...