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Bard’s CESH Selected as Recipient of Hudson River Foundation Grant Award
Bard’s Center for Environmental Sciences and Humanities is pleased to announce CESH as the recipient of the Hudson River Foundation Grant Award. We want to
Recent Articles from Times Union on Indoor and Outdoor Air Quality
Bard researchers and members of Kingston Air Quality Initiative (KAQI) were recently featured in Times Union articles discussing air quality issues. In the first article,
CESH Researchers Present at Citizen Science 2023
In May, CESH researchers Andrew Patterson, Eli Dueker, and Karen Schneller-McDonald presented in-person and virtually at the C*Sci conference. Here are some highlights below! Andrew
Bard Scientists Present at ASM Microbe 2023: Rapid Detection of Microbial Air Quality
Eli Dueker and Andrew Patterson, both researchers from the Community Sciences Lab, attended ASM Microbe 2023 to present their research. Link to PDF of Poster
Congratulations Class of 2023! Check out our EUS Graduation Celebration Photos!
This spring marks a major milestone for the Class of 2023– Congratulations, Environmental and Urban Studies graduates! Salute to you all for your creativity,
News Articles on Air Quality featuring Bard environmental scientists and Community
Although air quality has long been a concern in New York and many other parts of the world as a function of the ongoing climate
The Filters Project 2023 Update
The Bard Community Sciences Lab has been involved in an ongoing project offering resources and assistance to residents of Dept. of Social Services emergency housing
Kingston Air Quality Initiative (KAQI) Reports After Three Years of Monitoring
KINGSTON, NY – The Center for the Environment Sciences and Humanities at Bard College is pleased to announce the findings of the Kingston Air Quality
CESH Scientists Publish Paper on Antimicrobial Resistance and Environmental Microbiomes in Agriculture
CESH scientists Dr. Gabriel Perron and Carolina Oliviera de Santana recently published a paper in Microbiology Resource Announcements titled, “Metagenomes from soils sampled along an
A Short List of Previous Publications
Over the years, the science community at Bard has produced a number of articles regarding relevant broader environmental issues, as well as urgent local community
Bard Alum Mikala L’Hote Presents on Low Latency Data at the American Geophysical Union Conference
Recently, our very own class of ’21 Bard alum Mikala L’Hote presented at the American Geophysical Union’s conference session, “Near Real-Time/ Low Latency Data and
Monika Zurek Lecture Recording from 10/24
“Today’s food systems provide mixed outcomes in terms of food and nutrition security, social equity, their environmental footprint, and stakeholders economic opportunity. The presentation will
