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Research Centers and Institutes

Center/Institute

Director

Location

Center for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology

Martin Harmer

466 Whitaker Lab

Center for Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems (ATLSS)

Richard Sause

117 ATLSS Drive
Mountaintop

Philip & Muriel Berman Center for Jewish Studies

Laurence Silberstein

324 Maginnes Hall

Chemical Process Modeling and Control Research Center

Mayuresh Kothare, William Luyben

D311 Iacocca Hall #111

Center for Developing Urban Educational Leaders

George White

Iacocca Hall

Energy Research Center

Edward Levy

Mountaintop – Bldg. H

Enterprise Systems Center

Emory Zimmers

Mohler Lab

Murray H. Goodman Center for Real Estate Studies

Steven Thode

37 Rauch Business Center

Humanities Center

Seth Moglen, Interim Director

Drown Hall

Martindale Center for the Study of Private Enterprise

J. Richard Aronson

Rauch Business Center

Center for Optical Technologies

Tom Koch

Sinclair Lab Room 205

Center for Polymer Science and Engineering

Ray Pearson

Iacocca Hall

Center for Promoting Research to Practice

Ed Shapiro

Iacocca Hall

Sherman Fairchild Center for Solid-State Studies

Marvin White

16A Memorial Drive W., Sherman Fairchild Lab

Center for Social Research

Diane Hyland

Chandler-Ullman

Center for Value Chain Research

Mike Santoro,
Larry Snyder

Mohler Lab

Emulsion Polymers Institute

Eric Daniels, Exec.Dir.

Iacocca Hall

Lawrence Henry Gipson Institute for Eighteenth Century Studies

Scott Gordon,
Monica Najar

Maginnes Hall

Institute for Metal Forming

Wojciech Misiolek

Whitaker Lab

International Materials Institute for New Functionality in Glass

Himanshu Jain

Sinclair Lab

Institute for Interactivist Studies

Mark Bickhard

15 Philosophy Building

 

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faculty profile

SHIN-YI CHOU, Ph.D.
SHIN-YI CHOU, Ph.D.

Associate professor, Economics
Ph.D.:
Economics, Duke University, 1986
Undergraduate: National Taiwan University

Shin-Yi Chou recently co-authored the largest study of its kind linking fast-food ads during children's shows to our nation's childhood obesity epidemic. Chou found that a ban on fast-food television advertisements during children's programming would reduce the number of overweight children ages 3-11 by 18 percent, while also lowering the number of overweight adolescents ages 12-18 by 14 percent.

The authors also question whether such a high degree of government involvement-and the costs of implementing such policies-is a practical option. Currently, Sweden, Norway and Finland are the only countries to have banned commercial sponsorship of children's programs.