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Mama duck and ducklings sit in their water bowl in the math courtyard. Photo by Samantha Keller
[Left to right] Michelle Whaley, Jason Rohr, Olaf Wiest [Second row] Holly Goodson, Rachel Branco, Rebecca Surman
Jason Rohr, the Ludmilla F., Stephen J., and Robert T. Galla College Professor of Biological Sciences and department chair, uses indoor and outdoor laboratories to study the intersection of wildlife and human health. The 200- and 300-gallon tanks in his outdoor laboratory simulate freshwater environments. In this photo, Rohr stands behind a large black tank filled with water. Behind him are other tanks with blue covers.
Fighting Irish Fighting Rare Diseases
Dr. Michelle Thaller stands in front of a screen displaying bright stars and glowing nebulae, captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. She is wearing a dark blue dress with red floral patterns and gestures with her hands.
Dr. Michelle Thaller
A group of 15 people stands on a stage holding a certificate, celebrating their win of the ACM Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling. The background features a large screen displaying the award title: "ACM Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling" and the project title, "Boosting Earth System Model Outputs and Saving PetaBytes in Their Storage Using Exascale Climate Emulators." The institutions involved are listed: KAUST, National Center for Atmospheric Research, NVIDIA, Saint Louis University, University of Notre Dame, and Lahore University of Management Sciences. The group is diverse, wearing conference badges, some in casual clothing and others in formal attire, with smiles and a sense of achievement.
Stefano Castruccio, Notre Dame Collegiate Associate Professor in the Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics
Cover design of the Fall 2024 issue of Catalyst, the Notre Dame Science magazine. The illustration features a blend of scientific and academic imagery, including a person holding a molecular model, the iconic Notre Dame dome, a microscope, chemical flasks, gears, and a robotic arm. Text reads 'Catalyst - Notre Dame Science | Fall 2024' and 'Climbing onto the Global Stage.' At the bottom, the University of Notre Dame College of Science logo is displayed.
The Word of Life Mural, popularly known as Touchdown Jesus, is illuminated in green, blue, and pink—Rare Disease Day colors.
The Christmas Lecture Friday, December 6, 2024 at 6:30 pm Century Center, South Bend The Hidden Reality: Exploring the Invisible Universe with the James Webb Space Telescope
Sean Kassen
Professor John LoSecco, wearing a suit and tie, stands at the site of a green historical marker titled "The Birth of Neutrino Astronomy." The marker was placed for the site’s significance in the birth of neutrino astronomy at the Morton Salt Mine in Painesville, Ohio.
Alec Koujaian walks “Lucy," a Goldendoodle, outside his home in Prospect Heights, IL. Alec and Lucy are on the sidewalk, and snow lines the path.
Professor Marya Lieberman sits at a bench in her lab.