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Artistic Research in the Amazon: Dialogue between Arts and Sciences

You are cordially invited to a conversation on art in the Amazon featuring Professors Rosario López and Dolors Armenteras, who will discuss their research experience and the exhibition held at the Museo de Arte Moderno de Bogotá, Colombia, between March and August 2021. That event was attended by more than 5,000 visitors, and the 352-page book titled Trazas, Oficios y Territorios was subsequently published by Universidad Nacional of Colombia. This crucial dialogue and the book will be presented at 1200 noon on April 30th, 2025 at the IACS Seminar Room.

Captivity and seasons alter shrew brains

Read the story behind the paper thanks to Dan Dunaief, and here is Maria Alejandra’s perspective as well! Congratulations, Maria Alejandra!

Fulbright Brazil videos capture the excitement of Fulbright Amazonia!

Watch the video of Fulbright Amazonia, and if you’re pressed for time, here is a teaser!

This Animal Can Shrink Its Brain, And We Finally Know How

Catch up on this write-up on our recent publication about Dehnel’s phenomenon. Congratulations, Bill!

Fulbright Amazonia wrap-up in Washington, D.C.

Fulbright Amazonia week featured events at the National Academy of Sciences, the residences of the ambassadors of Colombia and Brazil, the Inter-American Development Bank, as well as the Council on Foreign Relations. What a way to conclude a great project!

Fulbright Amazonia Policy Brief released

On the last day of the wrap-up of Fulbright Amazonia, the Fulbright Amazonia teams released three policy briefs, including one about climate change. You can also watch the video, catch the climate change team at min. 29!

Gene Expression Shifts as Shrews Shrink and Regrow Their Brains

Writing for The Scientist, Hannah Thomasy provides context for the new reviewed preprint by Bill Thomas in eLife. Congratulations, Bill! For more details, read the Stony Brook University news!