Research in development economics, with an emphasis on firm behavior in developing economies.

Poet, human rights activist, literary critic. Interested in Jewish literature and literature of human rights in the Americas; women writers of Latin America; migration, identity, and ethnicity.

Research in nonverbal communication:  the ability to decode nonverbal cues in social interaction; also interested in the psychological analysis of advertising.

I use computational, experimental, and symbolic methods to understand meaning in natural language.

Having taught piano and music theory at Stonehill College for 9 years, she now teaches carillon at Wellesley College, where she acts as advisor to the 25-member student Guild of Carillonneurs.  She also serves as organist at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Sharon.

Research focuses on experimental ethnography, anthropology of exchange, Iceland, Micronesia and the Faroe Islands, as well as island cultural ecology and ghost towns.

Social psychologist doing research on the dynamics of prejudice and friendship formation.

Researches engineering education and the development of consumer-oriented technologies that can benefit under-served populations worldwide.

My research and teaching interests focus primarily on semantics, pragmatics, syntax-semantics interfaces, Romance linguistics, dialectal and typological variation, and sociolinguistics.

My research and teaching explores the relationship between art, literature, and social change, with a focus on the U.S. Left in the 1930s.

Molecular neuroscientist with an interest in glutamate transporters.

Research interests include political economy, intellectual property, cultural expressions, foreign policy, international organizations, the Middle East, and the Kurdish question.

Materials scientist developing next-generation solar cells by studying the fundamental properties of novel solution-processed semiconductors. 

Laser based studies of new electronic materials.

Scholarly interests focus on the music of French composers including Maurice Ravel, Claude Debussy, Erik Satie, Gabriel Fauré, Maurice Delage; the practice of ornament in French music and the visual arts during the early twentieth century; music and aesthetics; music and orientalism/exoticism/colonialism-decolonialism; and Sikh devotional music (Sikh Kirtan)

Studying marine microbes, from the genomic to ecosystem level.

Historian of art and architecture focusing on the medieval Islamic world. Interests include cross-cultural transmission, landscape studies, and digital art history.

I love designing algorithms and exploring CS theory applied to e-commerce, fairness in machine learning, democracy, and bioinformatics.

Specialist in twentieth-century British and Irish literature; writer.

Research focuses on the role of courts, rights, and litigation in public policy and politics.

Archaeologist leading an excavation in central Greece, studying cultural interaction and trade in the ancient Mediterranean, pursuing digital technology in teaching and research.

Expert in nineteenth and early twentieth century American literature;  Shakespeare; and modernism in the arts.

Interested in the political dimensions of human development, especially policies that promote education, employment, health, and dignity in Southern Asia.

Interested in synthesis of novel anticancer and antiviral agents; teaching introductory chemistry, organic chemistry, and synthetic methods.

Art and architectural historian specializing in the ancient Mediterranean.

Author of two novels and a screenplay. Fields: fiction-writing, screenwriting, postcolonial studies and modern British literature.

Combinatorics of polyhedral complexes, cryptology, comparative genomics.

Professor of Personality Psychology. Research interests include shyness, self-concept, and identity orientations. 

Research explores how culture and family processes influence development and mental health across the lifespan.

Studies American politics with an emphasis on race and ethnicity, public opinion, and political psychology

Researcher in the economics of aging and health.

Scholar and activist around issues of peace and gender.

Engaged in research on Asian American visual history and Native American cultural studies including sacred horse cultures.

Expert on Caribbean literature and Caribbean intellectual history.

Investigating membranes + membrane protein biology and dynamics in the context of human health

Works on philosophy of literature and moral philosophy, with a focus on personal narration, memoir and meaning in life.

I build social systems prototypes and study how people relate to each other through social technologies.

Focuses on environmental politics, international environmental law, ocean and atmospheric issues, and protection of the global commons.

I am a social scientist interested in issues of inequality with a focus on education, particularly under-resourced public schools and students from less privileged backgrounds.

Noncommutative ring theorist, sees mathematics as a central part of a well-rounded liberal arts education.

Creates and teaches organic and introductory chemistry labs.

Specializes in the literature and culture of Ancient Greece; teaches Greek drama and myth, and the theme of travel in literature.

Scholar of the history of Christianity and contemporary Catholicism with special attention to the Virgin Mary and to women’s spiritual writings.

Uses experiments and computation to study membrane proteins; teaches biochemistry, introductory chemistry and courses in computational modeling and public writing.

Research is in geometric mechanics (specifically, nonholonomic mechanics) and in mathematical demography. Presently researching quantum nonholonomic mechanics as well as the applications of the calculus of variations to problems in mathematical demography.