Valuing creativity in science
Sam Schulte (biochemistry, ’17) honored as College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student marshal and speaker
Sam Schulte (biochemistry, ’17) honored as College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student marshal and speaker
Three Liberal Arts and Sciences graduate students participated in a Science Communication Fellowship hosted by Reiman Gardens to learn to communicate scientific research to a general audience.
Study links autophagy, an important energy recycling function, with slower growth during stress conditions
This first-of-its-kind study, conducted in seven different countries, confirms six decades of research showing the effect is the same, regardless of culture.
Nearly 40 students from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will present their research.
Two LAS students have received Goldwater Scholarships, the nation’s premier undergraduate scholarship in mathematics, natural sciences and engineering.
Adapting a classic play provided a platform for teens to engage in discussions about citizenship.
Adapting a classic play provided a platform for teens to engage in discussions about citizenship.