Asher Elbein

Testing Fowl Impacts of Climate Change

Asher ElbeinOctober 28, 2020

“If a species sees an increase in temperature in the wrong season — which we see often, nowadays — would it be detrimental to them as far as being able to recover?”

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On the “Cool” End of the Spectrum

Asher ElbeinJuly 23, 2020

A Colgate biologist copublishes the comprehensive review of snow algae research. During spring and summer, colors bloom throughout the snowfields of the...

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Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station

Reacting to Change

Asher ElbeinApril 21, 2020

Decommissioning or destruction of nuclear plants has far-reaching social effects, says Associate Professor of Geography and Asian Studies Daisaku Yamamoto.

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In his new book, Empires of the Senses, published by Oxford University Press, Rotter offers a study of the ways that English-speaking powers — the British in India, the Americans in the Philippines — experienced the landscapes they had conquered, and how those experiences colored their beliefs about them.

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La Borinqueña transforms from grad student to superhero

Heroic Effort

Asher ElbeinSeptember 30, 2019

In a paper published in the latest edition of Studies in Comics, Assistant Professor Paul Humphrey traces the ways that American comics have depicted characters from Afro-Caribbean identities and religions.

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Diving for Data

Asher ElbeinSeptember 30, 2019

August 10–29, Assistant Professor Aubreya Adams sailed aboard the research vessel Sikuliaq as co-chief scientist with the Alaska Amphibious Community Seismic Experiment

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Testing Fowl Impacts of Climate Change

On the “Cool” End of the Spectrum

Reacting to Change

A Sense of History

Heroic Effort

Diving for Data

Asher Elbein