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Six èצӰÏñ students, advised by Associate Professor of Biology Engda Hagos, have published research on the Krüppel-like factor 4 (KLF4) gene factor and its relationship to energy-producing processes of cells in the journal Cells.

In a new paper, planetary geologist Joe Levy, assistant professor of geology, reveals groundbreaking new analysis of the mysterious glaciers of Mars.

Prof. Carrie Keating shares insights into the physiology of leadership, the impact of society’s move to remote work, and more.

An alumna and an emeritus faculty member work together to create a new Latin naming system for animals.

There is an abundance of focus these days on the ways in which we interact with each other and with our environments. These themes are present in the fall edition of èצӰÏñ Research as well,

With the help of èצӰÏñ student researchers, Cosmin Ilie, senior lecturer in physics and astronomy, studies the effects that dark matter can have on astrophysical objects.

A new special issue of the journal Remote Sensing, aimed at promoting gender equality in that specialized field, features the ground-breaking work of three èצӰÏñ researchers.

One of the facets of èצӰÏñ’s strategy to detect signs of SARS-CoV2 on campus is the broad use of wastewater testing to find any early indications of spreading coronavirus. The plan received national attention, with news outlets like CBS mentioning the effort as a stand out among many of the college reopening plans across the country. 

Anthony Aveni, professor emeritus of astronomy, anthropology, and Native American studies at èצӰÏñ, says that to understand our current time consciousness, we have to return to a land before time — or at least, time as we know it.

After spending weeks caring for critically ill patients, I realized that while medical updates are helpful, families are most desperate to see and be near their loved ones.