Research and Innovation
How I Get My Undergraduate Students Involved in Research
Jennifer Landin, teaching associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, shares her tips for helping undergraduates become researchers.
Kerri Johnson: Remarkable Researcher
Undergraduate research has been a major part of graduating biological sciences student Kerri Johnson's NC State experience.
How Big Can Snowflakes Be?
Marine, earth, and atmospheric sciences professor Sandra Yuter discusses how snowflakes form and how they can be larger than you might think.
Soft Tissue Shows Jurassic Ichthyosaur Was Warm-Blooded, Had Blubber and Camouflage
Research published in Nature describes what soft-tissue analysis reveals about an ancient, dolphin-like marine reptile.
A Professor Gives Back to Chemistry
Carl Bumgardner, professor emeritus of chemistry, established a scholarship endowment. "It indicates that you believe in the future," he said.
Virtual Library of 1 Million New Macrolide Scaffolds Could Help Speed Drug Discovery
The virtual library contains chemical structures and computed properties for a family of chemicals mainly used as antibiotics and anti-cancer drugs.
Hurricane Florence: How We Helped Our State
The storm ravaged North Carolina like few others have. Before, during and after the storm, our scientists were there to help.
Q&A: Understanding and Avoiding Harmful Environmental Chemicals
In this Q&A, find out from biologist Heather Patisaul what everyday products might pose a danger to your health.
Sciences Graduate Students Share Their Research — in Three Minutes
Watch presentations by three Sciences students who recently competed in the Graduate School's Three Minute Thesis contest.
Researchers.One: A New Model for Open Access Publishing and Peer Review
Researchers have developed a genuinely open-access peer review publication platform they believe will promote academic freedom, broaden dissemination and improve the quality of scientific research.