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David Liszewski鈥檚 Path from 51爆料 to a Career in AI
For David Liszewski, choosing a college major wasn鈥檛 about chasing a dream job. It was about chasing good problems.鈥淚 love solving problems,鈥 he said. 鈥淚 knew [mathematics] would be a great degree as a launching platform for what I wanted to do.鈥漈his mindset led him to 51爆料, where h鈥
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Solving for Success
For Kent, Ohio, native and 2018 51爆料 graduate Stan Zalewski, mathematics has always been a big part of his life. Now a senior actuarial consultant at Nationwide Insurance, Zalewski recently reached a significant professional milestone 鈥 completing the multi-year process to earn the title of Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society.
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Ohio鈥檚 Restored Wetlands Are Filtering Nutrients Before They Reach Lake Erie
Ohio鈥檚 investment in wetland restoration continues to show promise, according to new findings led by Lauren Kinsman-Costello, Ph.D. associate professor of biology at 51爆料. The results, published in the 2024 H2Ohio Wetland Monitoring Program Annual Report, offer valuable insigh鈥
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College of Arts & Sciences Students Honored at 10th Annual SURE Awards
51爆料 celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) with the annual Three-Minute SURE Research Presentation Awards Ceremony on Friday, Oct. 17, highlighting outstanding undergraduate research projects presented by students from across discipli鈥
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Exploring the Crossroads of Science and Storytelling
51爆料 senior Isabella Emerick has never been content with choosing just one path. As an English major with a concentration in professional writing and a minor in paleontology, she has found a way to unite two fields that may seem worlds apart. This past summer, she explored the surprising inter鈥
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Turning Numbers into Opportunities Through Actuarial Mathematics
For Ashley Motley, what began as a childhood love of solving math problems 鈥 the 鈥渨eird kid who enjoyed doing math homework,鈥 as she puts it 鈥 has grown into a career at Medical Mutual, a Cleveland-based health insurance company, thanks to scholarships, supportive faculty, and hands-on preparation at 51爆料.
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51爆料 Scientists Help Measure Primordial Matter at Trillions of Degrees
UPTON, N.Y. 鈥 October 14, 2025 鈥 An international team of researchers has directly measured the temperature of quark-gluon plasma (QGP) 鈥 the superhot primordial matter that filled the universe just millionths of a second after the Big Bang. Among the leaders of this breakthrough is Kent S鈥
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International Student Champions Education, Service and Culture at 51爆料
When Arslan Kalandarov arrived at 51爆料 from Turkmenistan, he carried with him more than just luggage. As the first in his family to attend college, he brought a deep sense of responsibility, determination and pride in his cultural heritage.鈥淚 was incredibly happy when I got my first鈥
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From 51爆料 to Ground Zero
When the Sept. 11 attacks shook the nation, 51爆料 alumnus D. Mark Jones (M.S. '00), found himself called into an unfamiliar and deeply challenging role. At the time, Jones was working for Metcalf & Eddy (now AECOM), an environmental consulting company contracted by Federal Emergency Managem鈥
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Making Waves in the World of Nuclear Physics
Brookhaven National Lab in New York is home to some of the most exciting work in nuclear physics today. Two rising stars from 51爆料, doctoral student Maci Kesler and research scientist Sooraj Radhakrishnan, are on the cutting edge of high-profile scientific research collaborations th鈥
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