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Research: New insight into a 19th-century fossil feud
In the late 1800s, a flurry of fossil speculation across the American West escalated into a high-profile national feud called the Bone Wars. Drawn into the spectacle were two scientists from the Lone Star State: geologist Robert T. Hill, now acclaimed … Continue reading
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Tagged Bone Wars, Dedman College, DeGolyer Library, dinosaurs, Edward Drinker Cope, faculty research, Huffington Department of Earth Sciences, Jacob Boll, Louis Jacobs, Margaret Allen, Othniel Charles Marsh, paleontology, Robert T. Hill, Texas dinosaurs
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Research: Five professors named 2012 Ford Research Fellows
Five outstanding SMU researchers have been named as the University’s 2012 Ford Research Fellows. This year’s recipients are William Abraham, Wesley Studies, Perkins School of Theology; Paul Krueger, Mechanical Engineering, Lyle School of Engineering; Lisa Pon, Art History, Meadows School of the Arts; Dinesh Rajan, … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News, Research
Tagged awards and honors, Dedman College, Dinesh Rajan, faculty news, faculty research, fellowships, Ford Research Fellows, grants, Jingbo Ye, Lisa Pon, Lyle School of Engineering, Meadows School of the Arts, Paul Krueger, Perkins School of Theology, William Abraham
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Research: Do trade restrictions actually increase exporting?
Imposing trade restrictions on parallel imports has the surprising effect of motivating a firm to export, according to a new study by economists Santanu Roy of SMU’s Dedman College and Kamal Saggi of Vanderbilt University. Using game theory analysis, the economists found that diverse parallel … Continue reading
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Tagged Dedman College, economics, faculty research, game theory, gray market, gray product, Kamal Saggi, Margaret Allen, parallel importing, Santanu Roy, trade restrictions, World Bank
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‘Unconventional geothermal’ a game changer for U.S. energy policy?
SMU geothermal energy expert David Blackwell gave a Capitol Hill briefing Tuesday, March 27, 2012, on the growing opportunities for geothermal energy production in the United States, calling “unconventional” geothermal techniques a potential game changer for U.S. energy policy. Blackwell’s presentation outlined … Continue reading
Posted in News, Research
Tagged David Blackwell, Dedman College, faculty research, geology, geothermal energy, green energy, Huffington Department of Earth Sciences, Kimberly Cobb, National Science Foundation, SMU Geothermal Laboratory
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Research Spotlight: Supercomputing and the fight against cancer
SMU biologists Pia Vogel and John Wise are using the computational power of the University’s high-performance supercomputer to screen millions of drug compounds, in search of one that will aid in the fight against recurring cancer. Both teach in SMU’s Department of Biological Sciences: Vogel is … Continue reading
Posted in News, Research
Tagged Biological Sciences, cancer drugs, cancer research, cancer therapy, Center for Drug Discovery Design and Delivery, Dedman College, faculty research, John Wise, Pia Vogel, recurring cancers
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Research: Kindle-ing interest among reluctant readers
Middle school boys rated reading more valuable as an activity after two months of using an e-reader, according to a new study. The findings come from a study of middle-school students who struggle with reading and who participated in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development, Dara Williams-Rossi, e-books, faculty research, Kindle, Kindle classes, learning with e-books, reading, reading difficulty, teaching
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SMU Digital Repository ready for faculty submissions
SMU’s Central University Libraries, Office of Research and Graduate Studies, and Office of Information Technology have combined resources to create the SMU Digital Repository, an online archive for collecting and sharing the scholarly work of SMU faculty, staff and students. … Continue reading
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Tagged digital collections, Digital Commons, Digital Repository, Engaged Learning, faculty research, Gillian McCombs, Information Technology, James Quick, Jim Quick, Joe Gargiulo, Josh Lupkin, Norwick Center for Digital Services, Office of Information Technology, Research and Graduate Studies
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Physics professor Jodi Cooley wins 2012 NSF career award
Jodi Cooley of SMU’s Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences has earned a National Science Foundation CAREER Award of more than $1 million for her research toward detecting the particles that are believed to make up dark matter. NSF Early Career … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News
Tagged awards and honors, CDMS, Cryogenic Dark Matter Search, dark matter, Dedman College, faculty news, faculty research, grants, grants and fellowships, James Quick, Jim Quick, Jodi Cooley, National Science Foundation, NSF Career Award, physics, SuperCDMS
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SMU’s Alice Kendrick named to Brand USA tourism advisory council
Alice Kendrick, professor in the Temerlin Advertising Institute of SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts, has been named to the Global Insights Advisory Council for Brand USA (formerly the Corporation for Tourism Promotion). She is one of three professors nationwide … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Kendrick, appointments, Brand USA, faculty news, faculty research, Meadows School of the Arts, Temerlin Advertising Institute
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Engineering professor Joe Camp wins 2012 NSF career award
Joseph Camp of SMU’s Lyle School of Engineering has earned a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award, given to junior faculty members who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through outstanding research, excellent education and the integration of education and research … Continue reading
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Tagged awards and honors, electrical engineering, endowed professors, faculty news, faculty research, Geoffrey Orsak, grants, grants and fellowships, Joe Camp, Joseph Camp, Lyle School of Engineering, National Science Foundation, NSF Career Award, wireless networks
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