The College of Sciences makes NC State the university of choice for diverse, high-performing students, faculty and researchers from around the world who work together to solve society’s biggest problems.
Leading the Way in Science
The College of Sciences at NC State connects people and programs in the biological, physical, chemical, mathematical, statistical and earth-system sciences. Our college is where some of the brightest, most creative minds in science come together to tackle problems that affect us all. We recognize the value of a diverse academic community and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for learning and discovery.
We’re at the forefront of several growing areas of science — such as big data, bioinformatics, environmental health science, geospatial analytics and precision medicine — that examine the world’s grand challenges and teach students skills highly valued by employers.
Our faculty are award-winning innovators in their fields. And they’re training the next generation of scientists to lead the way in industry, laboratories, nonprofit research organizations, medicine, government agencies and numerous other workplaces.
Faculty Excellence
Our faculty conduct groundbreaking research, share their work with the public through outreach and communication, and garner national and international awards and honors — all while educating the next generation of science leaders.
Sometimes, what we have to do to get through troubling times or overcome challenges is to Think and Do it AGAIN!
Hear from associate dean for college success and well-being and College of Sciences alum Jamila Simpson ’00, ’04, ’07 on how she overcame failing a class and having to delay her graduation.
Join the Office of Academic Affairs, the Office of College Success and Well-Being, and the Sciences Council for funnel cake from a local food truck. This will run in parallel with the Puppy Love event.
Physicist Dali Sun’s research is centered on better understanding chirality-induced spin selectivity in electrons. Recently he and a team of researchers used a printable organic polymer to reliably measure the amount of charge produced in spin-to-charge conversion within a spintronic material at room temperature.
Learn more about how the research will make strides in developing quantum information technologies through the link in our bio.
@ncstatebiosciences Entomologist @dradriansmith worked with photographer and artist @xavibou to turn images of insects in motion into photographic works of art. Some of the results are featured in the latest edition of @natgeo Magazine.
Find out how the partnership came about through the link in our bio.
The recent ChemEd Summit brought together members from the industrial, academic and state and federal chemical sciences communities. 🤝
Integrative Sciences Initiative Director of Undergraduate Programs Jeremiah Feducia says that the initiative wants ChemEd Summit to start important conversations across disciplines to help break down existing silos.
Learn more about the event through the link in our bio.
Since the program’s inception in 2012, 258 faculty have been named University Faculty Scholars in recognition of their outstanding academic achievements and contributions to NC State. 🐺❤️
Learn about the two College of Sciences faculty members among NC State’s 2023-24 class of University Faculty Scholars through the link in our bio.
From carpeting to nonstick cookware, perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are everywhere. These substances are a class of chemicals with more than 12,000 different compounds found in thousands of products.
Did you know that six out of 15 deodorants tested in a recent study were found to have traces of PFAS in them? 🤔
Learn about a good ‘spot-check’ of products for evidence of the “forever chemicals” through the link in bio.
From developing a robotic arm that allows students to complete organic chemistry labs remotely to studying 66-million-year-old carbon dioxide data to inform future climate predictions — there`s a lot of great things going on at the College of Sciences. 🦾☁️
Catch up with the latest news from all of our departments through the link in our bio.
@ncstatephysics graduate student Ben Hines journey at NC State goes back more than 15 years and led him to pursue a doctorate in physics.
Hines has become a key part of a new partnership between the Organic and Carbon Electronics faculty cluster and Wake Technical Community College’s STEM Academic Research and Training) program.
Learn more about his story through the link in our bio.
@ncsusciencehouse at NC State has been recently recognized with the Center for Advancing Research Impact in Society’s Enduring Achievement Award.
The ARIS awards recognize researchers and practitioners undertaking exemplary work in research and higher education. The Enduring Achievement Award specifically recognizes individuals, collaborations or organizations who demonstrate achievement in research engagement and societal impact.
Learn more about the award-winning Science House through the link in our bio.
Aside from her teaching duties as a @ncstateuhp Fellow, Ashely Lamb has taken on various other positions to achieve her goal of becoming a traveling medical doctor.
Ashley found herself inspired to become an Honors Fellow after finding a friend and peer mentor in the Fellow who assisted with the first Honors Seminar she was ever enrolled in.
Learn more about Ashely’s experience becoming an Honors Fellow through the link in our bio.