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Dunhuang, Made and Dedicated with an Undivided Heart

The GW Confucius Institute and the GW Corcoran School Department of Art History are proud to have Dr.

Chenyang Ma, Graduate Student, Besson Lab, GW Department of Chemistry

Paramagnetic transition metal complexes are attracting significant attention for their potential applications in electronic devices. To further explore the potential candidates, I will present a family of nitro & amino-substituted complexes based on the rigid and air-stable bis(trispyrazolylborate)metal (II) framework, with a special attention given to the complexes of iron and cobalt.

Biological Science Seminar Series

Biological Science Seminar Series is meant to bring up conversations about the world of Biology. This week, the conversation is about "Squamate Phylogenomics" by JSonal Singhal, who is from CSU Dominguez Hills. This seminar will be held via Zoom at 3 PM EST, which there will be a reception afterward at 4 PM EST. 

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Meeting ID: 319 042 2241

Biological Science Seminar Series

Female Entrepreneurship in the Arab World

The perception and practice of female leadership in the Arab world is often overlooked. An old saying tells us that women’s work is never done. Yet, for too many women in the Arab world, in some respects it never begins. Despite their multiple responsibilities as daughters, mothers, wives, and caregivers to family members old and young, women in the Middle East and North Africa have the world’s lowest rates of labor force

Biological Science Seminar Series

Biological Science Seminar Series

Biological Science Seminar Series is meant to bring up conversations about the world of Biology. This week, the conversation is about "The coolest hermit crab talk you will EVER see!!!! I promise" by Mark Laidre, who is from Dartmouth University. This seminar will be held via Zoom at 3 PM EST, which there will be a reception afterward at 4 PM EST. 

2021 GW New Venture Competition Virtual Award Show

$500,000 in total prizes are for grabs! Find out who takes home the first-place prizes in the Tech, Social, and New Venture tracks and the 20 other cash prize categories totaling $150,000.

Twelve finalist teams have emerged from the more than 200 teams who entered. Watch as we show you the creative and innovative ideas our GW students have been working on for months before getting to the finals. Grab a peak at all the

GW Judaic Studies Program Annual Max Ticktin Lecture

Mira Sucharov is Professor of Political Science and University Chair of Teaching Innovation at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada.

GW Judaic Studies Program Annual Max Ticktin Lecture

Mira Sucharov is Professor of Political Science and University Chair of Teaching Innovation at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada.

2021 Max Ticktin Memorial Lecture: "Borders and Belonging"

For the Judaic Studies Program's 2021 Max Ticktin Memorial Lecture, Mira Sucharov (Carleton University), a prolific and original Candian-Jewish political scientist, will speak about her new memoir, Borders and Belonging.

Morphology Specific Carbon Nanomaterial From Carbon Dioxide by a Novel Molten Carbonate Synthesis

The Department of Chemistry Presents, via Online Zoom Presentation:  Xinye Liu, Graduate Student, GW Department of Chemistry, Licht Lab

Please note that this is a Wednesday Seminar