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Dr. Gulbahar H. Beckett, director of Cincinnati's Center for International Education and Research, is cited on UC's work with Salahaddin University in northeastern Iraq to improve the teaching of finance, economics, and English as a second language.
UC professor, Dr. Nicholas Dunning, geography, is cited on the collapse of the ancient Mayan civilization. While there is no doubt environmental degredation was a factor, it is also very likely that cultural factors were equally important.
Tiina Reponen, UC professor of environmental health, will be working with two Finnish institutions to develop a bioaerosol testing center in Finland.
Three University of Cincinnati faculty, Milton Orchin (chemistry), Henry Fenichel (physics) and William B. Jensen (chemistry), have collaborated to write the first book-length biography of noted Israeli scientist, Ernst David Bergmann. Their book, "Scientist in The Service of Israel: The Life and Times of Ernst David Bergmann, (1903-75)", was just published by The Hebrew University Magnes Press Ltd.
Dr. Nicholas Dunning and a team of UC graduate students excavated and mapped an ancient cave in the Yucatan Peninsula. Their findings revealing the cultural and religious significance of the site is presented Feb. 24, 2012 to the Association of American Geographers.
Under a new collaborative agreement, UC educators are helping a medical college in Saudi Arabia develop its curriculum for health education. Three representatives from UC's Academic Health Center traveled to Saudi Arabia this fall to visit the school, Inaya Medical College in Riyadh.
Biology professor, Eric Tepe, discovers a new plant species that is a wild relative of the potato. He named it Solanum baretiae after Jeanne Baret, a pioneering yet mostly unheralded French botanist.
UC doctoral student Allison Emmerson's research counters long-held assumptions about how and why tombs around Pompeii have been found piled high with ancient trash deposits in and around the structures, including butchered and charred animal bones, dog and equine bones, broken pottery and broken architectural material. Emmerson says cemeteries in ancient Pompeii were “mixed-use developments” with a variety of purposes that included serving as an appropriate site to toss out the trash.
UC design alum Shane Wolf was recently awarded the National Society of Beaux-Arts' bronze medal at Paris' Carrousel du Louvre and the prestigious Prix Taylor (Taylor Prize) at the Grand Palais, also in Paris.
Gulbahar Beckett, UC associate professor of teacher education and director of the Center for International Education and Research, will deliver an address at an international science conference in Iraq titled “The Current Status and Future of English as a Foreign Language Education.” The conference aims to address new challenges, solutions and future directions in fields in both the so-called hard sciences and humanities.
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