Linguistics in the Age of AI
Computational linguists, like Najoung Kim, have begun using their skills to help developers understand and fix AI’s flaws.
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Computational linguists, like Najoung Kim, have begun using their skills to help developers understand and fix AI’s flaws.
Assistant Professor of Astronomy Dillon Brout is searching for the origins of the cosmos—and continuing a family legacy
Historian Paula Austin is committed to telling the untold stories of marginalized people.
Political Science Professors Christine Slaughter and Max Palmer are coteaching a new course: Voting Rights.
BU Environmental Anthropologist Caterina Scaramelli’s Research Digs into the Roots of Family Seed Keeping
Biologist Lynette Strickland thinks a tiny, golden bug may hold the answers to big questions
Faculty News Faculty Accolades Faculty Publications
Sociologist Deborah Carr & Politial Scienctist Vivien Schmidt elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
Through her research, Elizabeth Cohen is committed to facilitating discussions and promoting education on the topic of citizenship
An anonymous donor has provided for an endowment fund for American & New England Studies.
Carrie Preston is a professor of English and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies.
World Languages & Literatures Professor Creates Open Source Resource for Turkish Literature
Sarah Miller is senior lecturer of sociology and professor of women’s gender, and sexuality studies.
A fund in memory of Professor John Snyder provides access to chemistry research
Liu is a professor of Chinese & comparative literature and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies
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