How to study, according to science – plus 4 tips for better learning
Psychology’s Ed DeLosh studies how our brains learn best. And rote memorization is out.
Psychology’s Ed DeLosh studies how our brains learn best. And rote memorization is out.
A five-year award of $4.8 million from the National Science Foundation has created the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation.
More than 300 high school students were on campus Nov. 3 for Math Day, an annual competitive event hosted by the math department.
The College of Natural Sciences is taking a broad view to make sure everyone is welcome at the bench.
Michael Grusak, a plant physiologist at the USDA and a professor of pediatric nutrition at Baylor College of Medicine, will deliver the annual, free lecture Nov. 13.
Kate Ross has been captivated by the odd behaviors of electrons ever since high school. This curiosity quickly became a gateway to the wonders of quantum physics.
Dean Tsao is this year’s College of Natural Sciences Distinguished Alumnus. He delivered a keynote speech at the college’s Scholarship and Fellowship Recognition Luncheon in October.
Fourth-year biochemistry student Josh Romero shared his story at the College of Natural Sciences Scholarship and Fellowship Recognition Luncheon.
Joan Steitz, a Yale University Sterling Professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry, will share her story and insights during the Murray Honors Visiting Scholar lecture, 8 p.m. Oct. 12 in the Lory Student Center Ballroom.
This summer Professor McLaughlin made the move to Fort Collins from Tucson, Arizona, where he had been chair of the math department at the University of Arizona.