CUNY Graduate Center Alumna Takes Chemistry From the Lab to the Salon With Her Non-Toxic Nail Polish Line
A new startup, founded by Jiye Son, unveils a line of children’s nail polish, free of harmful chemicals and inspired by her doctoral research.
Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
A new startup, founded by Jiye Son, unveils a line of children’s nail polish, free of harmful chemicals and inspired by her doctoral research.
The Asian American / Asian Research Institute (AAARI), of The City University of New York (CUNY), is seeking a qualified web development consultant or agency to redesign or enhance its website, aaari.info. Depending on the assessment of the current AAARI website by potential consultant, the project will focus on either a full site redesign or … Read more
IGSC 2027 encourages conference participants to elevate their approaches to addressing economic security in the Indo-Pacific region, across social, technological, political, and environmental challenges. These issues cannot be addressed through isolated disciplinary perspectives alone. As such IGSC 2027 invites participants to explore how cross-cultural dialogue, relational learning, innovation, and collective action can make communities more … Read more
For 20 young scientists from Taiwan, this summer offered much more than a chance to spend time in a laboratory. It was an opportunity to ask questions, try something new, meet people from another culture, and begin imagining what might be possible for their own futures.
Hosted by the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at New York University in collaboration with New York University Special Collections and Asia Art Archive. The Inaugural Ming Fay Research Fellowship supports the production of original, archives-based scholarship on Ming Fay (1943–2025), whose multidisciplinary practice bridged sculpture, drawing, installation, ecology, and transnational cultural histories.
Asian American Arts Alliance’s magazine, The Amp, is looking for a cover artist for their next print issue! Previous editions have featured work by Samia Halaby and Rama Duwaji. A4 offers a modest $500 honorarium for this project.