News Clips

Michael Diamond, MD, PhD, professor of internal medicine

Rebecca Wanzo, of Arts & Sciences, takes part in an episode of the podcast “How Do You Like It So Far?” exploring “The Black Panther” movie and its comic book roots.

Kathleen Clark, professor of law

Apparently even frogs can be irrational when choosing a mate. In this “Hold That Thought” podcast, economist Paulo Natenzon, of Arts & Sciences, explains his research into human economic behavior, rational decision-making and how frogs can offer insights on these topics.

Alexander Chen, associate professor of medicine

German studies scholar Caroline Kita, of Arts & Sciences, discusses on the Center for the Humanities website her book project exploring the role of the radio drama in post-World War II Germany. She is co-organizer of a symposium, “The Arts of Democratization,” April 5-7 on the Danforth Campus.

Michael Durkin, MD, assistant professor of medicine

Luigi Fontana, MD, PhD, research professor of medicine

Jay Piccirillo, MD, professor of otolaryngology

Peter Joy, the Henry Hitchcock Professor of Law