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What Big Teeth You Have: Tooth Root Surface Area Can Determine Primate Size

Faculty and Staff

Jamila Simpson at the college's Diversity in STEM Symposium

Nov 29, 2021

Simpson Named College’s First Assistant Dean for Inclusive Excellence

Jamila Simpson will implement diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategies and programs.
SCO research technician Myleigh Neill works to recalibrate a rain gauge at a weather tower/weather station off Lake Wheeler Road.

Nov 29, 2021

Climate in Context

The State Climate Office of North Carolina, a unit of the College of Sciences, helps the state’s residents understand how weather and climate affect them.
Kenneth and Jane Hanck

Nov 29, 2021

Scholarship Endowment Honors Longtime Chemistry Professor

A new scholarship endowment will support graduate chemistry students while honoring the legacy of longtime faculty member Kenneth Hanck.
The main ballroom for the Research Symposium

Nov 24, 2021

Students Shine at College’s Inaugural Research Symposium

Graudate students and postdoctoral researchers shared their research on various health challenges at the symposium.

Skulls of a baboon and howler monkey with the teeth "digitally dissected."

Nov 24, 2021

From the Departments

Catch up on the latest news from our academic departments.
NC State gateway at sunset

Nov 18, 2021

NC State’s SDG Initiative: First Semester Recap

NC State launched a campus programming initiative during the fall 2021 semester to educate students on the Sustainable Development Goals.
NC State belltower with a red filter

Nov 16, 2021

Two Carbon Electronics Cluster Members Named to Highly Cited List

The cluster, part of the Chancellor’s Faculty Excellence Program, is also adding two new members in January.

Memorial Belltower

Nov 11, 2021

NC State Launches Universitywide Genetics and Genomics Academy

The Genetics and Genomics Academy will expand on NC State’s historic strength in genetics research and education.
NC State University doctoral researcher Will Reckling prepares to launch a drone on Roan Mountain, NC, to map the area for endangered high-elevation plants.

Nov 8, 2021

Keeping Track of Rare Mountaintop Plants With Drones

Researchers from the Center for Geospatial Analytics have devised a method to more safely and efficiently monitor endangered high-elevation plants.
Skulls of a baboon and howler monkey with the teeth "digitally dissected."

Oct 27, 2021

What Big Teeth You Have: Tooth Root Surface Area Can Determine Primate Size

A formula that calculates primate body size from tooth root size could help us learn how human ancestors interacted with their environment.