Jun 5, 2017
Did you know Wonder Woman was created by PBK member William M. Marston? Here she in the Key Reporter in 1944.
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Did you know Wonder Woman was created by PBK member William M. Marston? Here she in the Key Reporter in 1944.
What I Learned as a Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar
Sterling Professor of Spanish at Yale University, Rolena Adorno shares what she learned as a #PBKVisitingScholar in The Key Reporter.
In August, renowned research scientist Joyce Jacobson Kaufman (ΦBK, Johns Hopkins, 1960) passed away at age 87. She was a distinguished scientist in numerous fields, including physics, chemistry, biomedicine, pharmacology, and supercomputers. Though her accomplishments in these fields are numerous, she is best known for producing an innovative strategy for using computers to predict toxicology and drug reactions, and for her use of chemistry to calculate carcinogens. According to her daughter, Rabbi Jan Caryl Kaufman, Kaufman’s groundbreaking work in drug and cancer research has saved thousands of lives. Read more.