Social Sciences and Humanities of Southeast Asia
I am interested in supervising student research broadly focused on the anthropology of Southeast Asia.
Carruthers Andrew
Creative Writing, Performance Art, Visual Art, Social Movements, Ethnic Studies, Marxism
I am adept in working with students across both the arts (writing, visual, theater/performance) and the disciplines of Ethnic Studies (Black, Caribbean, Native, Chicano), Latin American Studies, Social Movements of the 20th and 21st Century, literary analysis, aesthetics, public health, carceral politics and the left.
Bracho Ricardo
Research in Global Media & Radical Politics
Projects may vary. Interested students should contact to discuss possibilities.
Alekseyeva Julia
Research Assistant, corporate ownership structures in India/South Asia
Faculty member at the Lauder Institute and in the Dept. of History seeks a motivated undergraduate researcher to assist with a project that analyzes corporate ownership structures in India/South Asia.
Sheth Sudev
Genetic and Neural Basis Underlying the Evolution of Courtship Behaviors in Drosophila
Possible projects include neurogenetic manipulation of behaviors, behavioral recording, and machine-learning based behavioral quantification.
Ding Yun
Research on social norms and behavioral dynamics
Do you want to learn more about why people do the things they do? And how changing people's behavior can have a lasting impact in a wide range of policy and industry outcomes?
Yamin Paulius
Researching Cultural Heritage in Conflict
The PennCHC is seeking interns to participate in its ongoing research projects about the intentional destruction of cultural heritage during conflict.
Daniels Brian
Social Inequality: Work, Gender, Families
My research examines how work, families, and public policies structure economic inequalities, with a particular focus on how inequalities change over time and over the life course.
Gonalons Pons Pilar
Research on RNA features that function in post-transcriptional regulation
RNA biology to engineer mores stress resistant organisms.
Gregory Brian