The OriGen Health Research Center will mine a massive biobank of genetic, clinical and epidemiological information to develop ...

Scientists have developed a new chemical method that could make it easier, safer and more environmentally friendly to create ...

The college’s Visualizing Science competition finalists include the winning image of a Logistic Map’s Chaotic Portion by an ...

Advancing research on the root causes of diseases through cutting-edge technologies, interdisciplinary expertise and a unique biobank. Chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes, heart disease and ...

Chautauqua is an annual tradition bringing together speakers from interdisciplinary fields to explore a topic of contemporary interest. Organized by students, each event has a theme, and this year’s ...

The recent revolution in AI is fundamentally changing how astronomers observe, explore, analyze and model astronomical data. The Cosmic Horizons conference aims to bring together researchers who are ...

Lisa Barnes joined the College of Natural Sciences as an associate director of development for major gifts in January 2025. Lisa oversees fundraising for all areas across CNS and supports donors in ...

Astronomy on Tap ATX is partnering with C. L. Butaud for Astronomy Uncorked. How do astronomers discover planets orbiting distant stars? What have they found, and how do these exoplanets differ from ...

Have you ever wondered why coffee plants make caffeine? Or why peppers evolved to be spicy? Ph.D. student Fiona MacNeill will explore plant chemistry, the relationships between plants and their ...

Dr. Lina M. Valencia, Andean Countries Coordinator at Re:wild, will talk about her career in conservation and her path to her current position. Dr. Lina M. Valencia is the Andean Countries Coordinator ...