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Student Stories
Student Interviews: A Reflective Q&A with Students Bryanna White and Donovan Brown
Bryanna White and Donovan Brown
Research
Emotional dependency on smoking-vaping combo differs from just smoking
man blowing smoke from e-cigarette
Ashtekar Frontiers of Science Lectures to begin Jan. 23
2021 Frontiers of Science Old Main with globe featured content component image
Awards and Honors, Student Stories
Chemistry major honored as fall 2020 outstanding guided study group leader
Frank Bolton
Research
Bumble bees lacking high-quality habitat have higher pathogen loads
Bumble bee on flower
Awards and Honors
Recurring ‘Weather World’ segment takes viewers to space, beyond
Neese and Palma on Weather World set
Research
Quantum insulators create multilane highways for electrons
QAH insulators as legos
Research
Less snowy winters produce camouflage mismatch in mountain hares
mismatched white hare on brown snow-less ground
Research
Q&A with Derek Lee: Could spotted owls benefit from forest fires?
New research reveals that, contrary to current perceptions and forest management strategies, wildfires may be beneficial to populations of Spotted Owls, including those of the subspecies of California Spotted Owls pictured here. Image Credit: John S. Senser, U.S. Forest Service
Research
2D-materials center ready to move to new phase, add industry partners
Illustrated vision for the center
Awards and Honors
Lauren Zarzar receives Marion Milligan Mason Award
Lauren Zarzar
Awards and Honors
Katsuhiko Murakami named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Katsuhiko Murakami