Transforming Cancer Treatment With Ultrasound
University chemists are testing a novel method of using sound waves to activate chemotherapy drugs precisely where they're needed while sparing healthy cells.
Student Research Unlocks Protein Interaction Puzzle
Yuming Jiang 鈥�25 turns undergraduate math-based research into a published physics breakthrough that could transform how scientists predict drug-protein interactions.
A&S Art Historian Elected to Prestigious Fellowship
Romita Ray has joined the Fellowship of the Society of Antiquaries of London, the preeminent organization for the study of history through the physical remnants
2 ECS Faculty Members Achieve Research Citation Milestones
The achievement by Zhao Qin and Reza Zafarani underscores the widespread impact and scholarly importance of their research across the global scientific community.
See How They Run: Observing Lizards Helps Researchers Aim for Innovation
How geckos and anoles use sticky toepads and claws to run, climb and jump is providing clues for innovations to help humans, and is also
Focus on Disability Rights: Q&A With BBI鈥檚 Peter Blanck
A recent $4.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will support the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Employment
Trusting AI to Do the Hard Stuff: Think, Reflect, Follow Rules
As a pioneer in neuro-symbolic AI, Paulo Shakarian conducts research that applies across national security, cybersecurity and critical decision-making systems.
11 Awards for Interdisciplinary Innovation Presented at BioInspired Symposium
More than 100 undergraduate and graduate researchers, postdoctoral scholars and faculty presented updates on their research the annual event.
5 Data Warriors Student Research Fellows Chosen to Work With SCSD Youth
Graduate and undergraduate students will work with 21 high schoolers, using math, maps and data analysis to study and solve community issues.
Study Examines How Egg Cell Errors Impact Fertility, Genetic Issues
Postdoctoral researcher Ileana M谩rquez studies the meiotic spindle, a tiny, machine-like organ made of protein fibers that has a crucial job鈥攃orrectly sorting chromosomes inside a
Paulo Shakarian to Present at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Conference
The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science professor will address metacognitive artificial intelligence at the Singapore conference in January 2026.
Research Reveals How Post-9/11 Media Coverage Shaped a Controversial Conviction
Lender Center for Social Justice research examined how media coverage of Yassin Aref's arrest and conviction shaped public understanding in ways that supported prosecution narratives.
Applications Open for SOURCE Explore 2026 for 1st and 2nd Year Students
Six different cohorts will explore topics from archival research to nutrition science and textile experimentation.
IDJC Launches Local聽NExT聽Lab to Test Ideas for Strengthening Local News聽
The lab is the nation's first that will connect newsrooms, funders and academics to pioneer journalism innovations.
What Happens When the Sun Burps?
Physics expert Sam Sampere breaks down solar maximum, coronal mass ejections and why even the biggest solar eruption is a drop in the cosmic bucket.
Ryan Heath鈥檚 Wayne County Research Initiative Receives Wallace Foundation Grant
The funding will support the expansion of enrichment and career-focused opportunities for young people.
What Makes a Horror Film Truly Terrifying
A believable monster, a sympathetic victim and a sense of dread or anxiety are the essential components of a good scary movie.
Lender Global Student Fellows Share Sustainability Research
Three students combined a study-abroad experience with an international research opportunity, exploring green design and climate justice in the United Kingdom.
