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Space Grant Program Offers Students Cosmic Opportunity
The North Carolina Space Grant program is supporting the scientists and astronauts of tomorrow, including planetary geology Ph.D. student Mallory Kinczyk.
Self-Sterilizing Polymer Proves Effective Against Drug-Resistant Pathogens
Researchers have found an elastic polymer that possesses broad-spectrum antimicrobial properties, allowing it to kill a range of viruses and drug-resistant bacteria in just minutes.
Meet DELTA Faculty Fellow Melissa Ramirez
Melissa Ramirez of the Department of Biological Sciences is making strides to implement universal design in online learning and ensure that all students have the opportunity to succeed.
The Uncertainty of Detecting Planets
Planetary geologist Paul Byrne explains how uncertainty can help improve our knowledge of the natural world and tell us what questions to ask next.
When Science Is Sidelined, Uncertainty Reigns
Toxicologist Heather Patisaul explains why science is fundamental to effective decision making and public policy.
Moon Landing: How NCÂ State Helped Make That Giant Leap
Planetary geologist Paul Byrne describes the significance of the effort to put a man on the moon, which happened with the help of many NC State alumni.
What Can Researchers Learn by Eavesdropping on Fish?
Researchers are learning how fish use oyster reefs by using underwater acoustic surveys.
Being Certain About Uncertainty
Toxicologist Gerald LeBlanc argues that uncertainty is the engine that drives scientific advancement.
NC State Announces Drug Development Partnership With North Carolina Central
The new partnership, led by Joshua Pierce in the Department of Chemistry, aims to identify drug development research leads faster.
N.C. Study: Warmer Water Linked to Higher Proportion of Male Flounder
In the wild and in the lab, researchers find higher water temperatures lead to fewer female flounder, a cause for concern.