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Transforming the Sciences

The Integrative Sciences Initiative will promote interdisciplinary, hands-on learning and equip students with in-demand STEM skills.

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Faculty and staff in the College of Sciences have supported me every step of the way.

Mariah Wilder

Mariah Wilder

Chemistry
Class of 2021

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Inclusive Excellence in the Sciences

We’re dedicated to creating a welcoming environment for all.

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Kory Green, Shuang Fang Lim and Hans Hallen from the Department of Physics pictured in a laser lab

Physicists Make Surprising Discovery

NC State physicists made a surprise superfluorescence discovery that could lead to better microchips. 
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College Honors Alumni, Students

Three alumni and two students received awards for their outstanding achievements and contributions. 
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Chemist Receives $2.25 Million Grant

The interdisciplinary grant from the Department of Energy will fund a proposed quantum spin technology. 

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Transfer Class of 2025 student Logan White was a …

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Transfer Class of 2025 student Logan White was a professional ballet dancer pursuing a career in performing arts before she decided to pivot to physics. Growing up she had always wanted to be an astronaut, spending hours absorbing any space-related books or documentaries. 🚀🪐 Learn how she ended up rekindling that interest and pursuing a physics degree at @NCState through the link in our story.

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This picture shows smoke from a Siberian wildfire that spread to parts of the Arctic Ocean and amplified a phytoplankton bloom. 🤔 @NCStateMEAS Assistant Professor Douglas Hamilton says a bloom that large would need a substantial influx of new nitrogen supply, as the Arctic Ocean is nitrogen-depleted. Hamilton is part of the team of researchers that’s investigating the bloom. Learn what happened when the team turned its attention to atmospheric composition via a feature in @futuritynews through the link in our story.

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Mar 22

Wednesday

Day of Giving: College of Sciences

Mar 30

Thursday7:30 PM

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Mar 31

Friday7:30 PM

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