Research and Innovation
New Species of Tiny Tyrannosaur Foreshadows Rise of T. Rex
A team led by an NC State paleontologist discovered a new tiny tyrannosaur that paved the way for T. rex to rule.
A Zero-Gravity Laboratory
Physics Professor Karen Daniels and a team of undergraduates had two feet off the ground on a research flight that simulated gravity in outer space.
Two NC State Mathematicians Receive NSF CAREER Awards
The awards are some of the highest honors the foundation bestows upon young faculty in the sciences.
Mathematician Arvind Saibaba Receives NSF CAREER Award
Arvind Saibaba of the Department of Mathematics has received a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Award from the National Science Foundation.
Mathematician David Papp Receives NSF CAREER Award
David Papp of the Department of Mathematics has received a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Award from the National Science Foundation.
Tool Identifies Locations for Reestablishing Oyster Beds That Maximize Their Ecological Benefits
The tool could help with water filtration from oyster reefs and inform restoration of other sensitive coastal habitats.
Enter NC State’s Envisioning Research Contest
A contest is helping NC State researchers tell the story of their work through images and video.
Oliver-Hoyo Named Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Maria Oliver-Hoyo is a chemistry professor recognized as one of NC State’s top education innovators.
Molecular Analysis of Anchiornis Feather Gives Clues to Origin of Flight
Molecular analysis of a fossil feather could help scientists understand when dinosaur feathers developed capacity for flight.
NC State Researchers to Invite Fayetteville-Area Residents for GenX, PFAS Study
NC State’s GenX Exposure Study will study Fayetteville residents' water, blood and urine for the presence of certain chemical substances.