Former Army medic studies leishmaniasis - a parasitic disease that affects populations in tropical climates.

Schneider is working as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Chicago.

PCBs found their way into lakes and streams long ago, entering the food supply through animal products.

Adjunct assistant professor teaches students how to write with a broad edged or pointed pen and develop the skills associated with that knowledge.

Marchalonis is designing and printing posters and mailings from lead and wood type to advertise Center for the Book events.

After receiving a graduate certificate from the Center for the Book, Leonard is now a lecturer at the Center.

Mattes's research focuses on the production, circulation, and use of letters, periodicals, broadsides, and books in 18th- and 19th-century America.

Li has published over 70 peer-reviewed papers, and his findings have had real-world applications in the fields of mathematical physics, geometry, biomedical engineering, and medical research.

Anstreicher, professor of management sciences, was honored in 2007 when he was named editor-in-chief of Mathematical Programming, Series A (MPA).

The native of Switzerland is applying his research to benefit cellular biology.