Undergraduate Research News
December 9, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Undergraduate computer scientists at Brandeis are using machine learning and 3D modeling to add to our understanding of how COVID-19 spreads.
Brandeis Magazine
Vee Zhu ’22 first heard about the novel coronavirus in January from her parents, medical workers on the front lines in Wuhan, China.
November 17, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Brandeis faculty, staff and students explain how they are working together every day to meet the unprecedented challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

October 15, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Lucy Goodhart, a lecturer in international and global studies and politics, worked with Brandeis undergraduate research assistants to gather information about the cost of buying political TV ads.

August 14, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Jason Frank ’22 is a Louis D. Brandeis Legacy Fund for Social Justice Fellow and is authoring the study, “Fairies and Funnies: Gay Men in Standup Comedy.”


Summer 2020
Thanks to the support of the Center for Teaching and Learning, Wendy Cadge and Sara Shostak partnered with Lucas Malo and Colby Sim, in the Department of Community Service, and two undergraduate students, Simona Shuman and Sophie Trachtenberg, to create a new Library Guide titled “Exploring Waltham: Resources for Research, Teaching, and Learning."
The overarching goal of the guide is to support students, faculty, staff who want to learn more about and engage with the City of Waltham, while also providing easy access to useful data to community partners. The LibGuide brings together in one place a review of the literature, geospatial data, sociodemographic data, video clips, student and faculty projects, and other resources about Waltham and surrounding areas.
May 28, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Thirty-one undergraduates have received awards from Brandeis fellowship programs to partner with university faculty on unique and ambitious research projects.
The fellowships were awarded this spring through a collaborative effort between the Fellowships Advising Office and the Undergraduate Research and Creative Collaborations Office.

April 7, 2020
BrandeisNOW
Undergraduate research assistants are working with Professor Hannah Snyder in her lab in order to understand undergraduate stress levels and behavior.