Chapman Forward Magazine Vol. 2

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KEG Lab researchers Manny Vejar, left, and Fernando Silva load a sample for analysis by the synchrotron, which uses the brightest, most powerful X-rays on earth to provide a view of structures at the atomic level.

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Christopher Bader’s study of paranormal belief reveals a shift toward faith in the personal experience

30min
pages 30-44

The big ideas of Yakir Aharonov continue to push the boundaries of quantum physics

12min
pages 6-11

Holocaust survivor Michael Bazyler champions restitution for those whose legacies were looted

14min
pages 22-27

The most powerful X-rays on earth help Christopher Kim and his students gain insights at the atomic level

3min
pages 20-21

Cathery Yeh’s growing coalition of researchers and educators reimagines the mathematics classroom

5min
pages 18-19

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5min
pages 4-5

At the Thompson Policy Institute, research drives inclusive strategies that assist all kinds of learners

6min
pages 28-29
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