Ruth Siboni continues a rich legacy of Fulbright’s engagement with NASA and other international space agencies as a systems engineer for the Moon to Mars Program Office
Ruth Siboni
Program: Fulbright U.S. Scholar
An American Idea: Historian Explains how Yellowstone Inspired National Parks Around the World
At Boğaziçi University in Istanbul, American Faisal Husain taught about how the United States pioneered the idea of national parks and how that model of preserving wild spaces spread to Türkiye.
Can Virus-eating Bacteria Save the World from Infectious Disease?
Tobi Nagel’s Fulbright Global Scholar Award was “a gamechanger,” catalyzing national phage initiatives that fight antibiotic resistance at its source–protecting American lives and strengthening U.S. health security.
Fulbright Fuels Landmark Dinosaur Discovery
The fossil of a small therapod related to Tyrannosaurus Rex and the modern bird is “a paleontological Rosetta Stone” for understanding evolution, says Fulbrighter Peter Makovicky.
Fulbright Top Producing Institutions
114 colleges and universities across the United States have received recognition for high numbers of Fulbright awards and for their dedication to international engagement that benefits American communities.
James Watson
Nobel Laureate’s discovery of the structure of DNA shaped our understanding of life.
Aaron Copland’s Music Captured America’s Spirit
125 years after his birth, the iconic composer’s work continues to exemplify America’s ethos of optimism and possibility.
Frank Martin Snowden, Jr.
HBCU Professor and American Diplomat Expressed the “Beauty and Universality of Great Literature.”
Tamara Worlton
Research in trauma care advances America’s military readiness and global health systems.
Austin Downey
An American engineer teamed up with Swedish researchers to develop complex robotic computing systems that find people lost at sea. He shares, “Fulbright reinforced how important it is for American researchers to exchange ideas with global partners.”