Students Practice Citizen Diplomacy in Syria
The trip was led by Professor Marc Gopin as part of his graduate conflict analysis and resolution class.
The trip was led by Professor Marc Gopin as part of his graduate conflict analysis and resolution class.
“Global Report 2009″ says the global magnitude of warfare is now at its lowest level since 1960.
Location, location, location applies to crime as well as real estate, says Mason criminologist David Weisburd.
Gregory Koblentz has written a new book on biological weapon defense titled “Living Weapons: Biological Warfare and International Security.”
University Professor Margo Mastropieri will receive the commonwealth’s highest honor for faculty at Virginia’s colleges and universities.
Mason’s research facility dedicated to “moving forward our knowledge of how mind emerges from brain” has added a new wing and a high-tech microscope.
School of Art students worked with Professor Tom Ashcraft to transform a steel box into a meaningful artistic space.
As in past natural disasters, the George Mason University community has banded together to help victims caught up in tragedy.
In partnership with oncologists, the team will attempt to determine whether a specific drug might be effective for a particular patient before it is even administered.
Mark R. Ginsberg, executive director and CEO of the National Association for the Education of Young Children, will take the helm Aug. 1.
Jan 29—The Washington Post
The story of how Mason’s Roger Lathbury almost….almost…had a book deal with J.D. Salinger.
Jan 28—The Washington Post
Edward Maibach, director of Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communication, was interviewed by the Washington Post on his latest survey on public opinion about climate change.
Jan 28—New York Times (blog)
Russell Roberts, professor of economics, co-created this catchy rap video explaining the contrast in theories from legendary economists John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek.
Jan 27—CBS News Radio
In this radio clip, Stephen Farnsworth, assistant professor of communication, discusses President Obama’s first year and previews the State of the Union speech with CBS Radio White House correspondent, Peter Maer.
Jan 22—The Jerusalem Post
Feature story on Marc Gopin, Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution professor, and his citizen dipolomacy efforts in Syria.
Jan 20—Pharmacogenomics Reporter
The Pharmacogenomics Reporter talks to Mason cancer researcher Emanuel Petricoin about his new clinical trial and the technology behind it.
Jan 19—WTTG-TV/Fox 5
Michael O’Neill, associate professor of law at George Mason University, joined Fox 5’s morning news program to provide analysis regarding the plan to bring suspected terrorist, Riduan Isamuddin, to trial in a Washington, DC-based federal court.
Jan 6—News & Messenger
The News & Messenger reports on Mason and Georgetown’s new joint program called “George Squared” which is paving the road for the Washington area’s growing bioscience and health care industries.
Jan 4—USA Today.com
Merav Opher, associate professor of physics and astronomy at George Mason University, was interviewed about her latest discovery of a magnetic field at the edge of our solar system.
Dec 21—Los Angeles Times
Mason psychologist Jane Flinn’s research on metals and their effects on human cognition is detailed.