Fellows In The News

Read about the work of Switzer Fellows making change and making headlines!

Fuller on how fast traffic-generated particles infiltrate homes near highways

Wednesday, June 19 2013

Christina H. Fuller (2008) was the lead author on a study about how fast traffic-generated particles infiltrate homes near highways.

Beal on team to develop plan to manage Maine's rockweed harvest

Monday, June 17 2013

Brian Beal (1992) is on Maine's team to develop a plan to manage the rockweed harvest to ensure viability, health of habitat.

Sagarin advocates defeating hackers with biomimicry

Friday, June 14 2013

Rafe Sagarin (2000) advocates defeating hackers with biomimicry on the Harvard Business Review blog network.

Zavaleta co-author of study on importance of large-scale biodiversity

Thursday, June 13 2013

Erika Zavaleta (1999) co-authored a study showing large-scale biodiversity is vital to maintain ecosystem health.

Pendleton co-author of study on how pollution controls increasing attendance on So Cal beaches

Wednesday, June 12 2013

Pollution controls increase attendance on beaches in Southern California, Linwood Pendleton (1994) co-author of study.

Farnsworth on seeing the forest for the ferns

Tuesday, June 11 2013

We all see our forests for the trees, but don't overlook ferns, says Elizabeth Farnsworth (1990). 

Mallory's science focus of blog post on local grain economy in New England

Thursday, June 6 2013

Locally grown grains sound good, but how do they taste? Ellen Mallory's (2005) science was the focus of a blog post about the local grain economy of New England.

Hansen co-authors report saying more woes for Appalachian coal mining

Wednesday, June 5 2013

Evan Hansen (1996) co-authored a report saying there are more woes in store for Appalachian coal mining.