College of Business Associate Professor John Macdonald was awarded a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation to study the ways business methodologies can be used to disrupt and prevent illegal wildlife trafficking.
The competitors were chosen as top communicators from the Graduate Student Showcase in November.
This aurora is formed by the dramatic dance of gravity waves and oxygen atoms, according to new findings published today (Jan. 29) in the journal AGU Advances (Space.com).
The 21st annual College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Research Day on Jan. 25 showcased the work of 131 aspiring scientists, and gave our rising stars vital experience presenting their research findings to a scientific audience through poster displays and talks.
The use of bats and mosquitoes for disease surveillance can change the way we monitor and prepare to combat diseases.
CSU scientist Phil Klotzbach said the minimum central surface pressure of a tropical cyclone is a better indicator of potential storm damage than wind speed (Palm Beach Post).
CSU has had a long history of infectious disease research, linking research to new innovations and practices in infection control.
Civil engineering professor Tiezheng Tong will be recognized by the North America Membrane Society with the Young Membrane Scientist Award in May.