mathematical sciences

The team received the highest honor – Outstanding – for its work on the problem, “The Mechanics of Suction Feeding.”

The eight-week program is designed to help prepare participants for careers in the expanding fields of statistics and data analysis.

Samantha Sequeira and Ruth Nichols are among 68 students from across the country to receive this prestigious honor.

EarlyByrd, from Bindi Nagda, Nashaita Patrawalla and Harold Raghunandan, is designed for the early detection and monitoring of breast cancer.

More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.

The bluegill sunfish and other fish considered invasive species have extra copies of cellular stress response genes in their genomes.

Students Alexander Bugielski, Miles Pophal and Anthony Domingo Garcia Romano earned the top award at SCUDEM VI.

The 8-week program offers hands-on research to help prepare students for careers in the expanding fields of statistics and data analysis.

Three university students have designed a machine and app that could allow underserved communities access to a critical diagnostic service.

The ORION Lab is working on a new way to repair ships and assist with the growing problem of space debris.