COVID-19 model compares effectiveness of vaccine and mitigation strategies
LAS researchers developed a network-based approach to look at the impact of policies and vaccination strategies throughout the pandemic.
Category: Research
Group exercise may be even better for you than solo workouts – here’s why
L. Alison Phillips, associate professor of psychology, explains how the benefits of group exercise are supported by solid scientific research.
Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust supports research
Trust helps LAS researchers develop an at-home, quick-response test strip for coronavirus detection.
DIY contact tracing app helps people exposed to COVID-19 remember who they met
Psychology Professor Christian Meissner leveraged his memory expertise to design a free, web-based contact tracing app for people who have been exposed to COVID-19.
Two LAS faculty named AAAS Fellows for advancing science
Leslie Hogben in the Department of Mathematics and Hridesh Rajan in Department of Computer Science honored for their distinguished efforts to advance science
Catalyzing student success in the chemistry lab
Robbyn Anand helps students thrive with valuable research
experiences, career-advancing opportunities and personal support.
Swanner contributes to astrobiology research
Associate Professor Elizabeth Swanner will apply geochemical expertise in lakes that are analogues.
The first demonstrations of braiding in photonic topological zero modes
Assistant Professor Thomas Iadecola contributes to groundbreaking research, published in Nature Physics, which demonstrates that “braiding” occurs in particles of light.
Wenyu Huang earns 2020 Trapp Innovation Award
Huang’s inventive research uses catalysts to convert plastic waste into high-value products, such as fuels, solvents and lubricants.