Washington University in St. Louis professor's latest NIH grant aims to advance early prediction of therapy response in patients with lung cancer.

A team of Clemson researchers recently discovered the function of a specific protein in three related parasites — Trypanosama brucei, Trypanosoma cruzi and Leishmania — which afflict millions worldwide and are sometimes fatal.

Clemson researchers and their international colleagues report the first detection of a relativistic on-axis jet emerging from two colliding galaxies — photographic proof that merging galaxies produce jets of fast-moving charged particles.

Clemson researchers' latest work provides insight on the oral mycobiome and the role fungi play in early childhood dental disease. The results may someday lead to better cavity prevention measures.

Illinois researchers create technology that attaches to a smartphone and analyzes patient blood, urine, or saliva samples as reliably as clinic-based instruments that cost thousands of dollars and are not portable.

A Clemson College of Science researcher received a $550,000 Department of Energy grant to rationally design new quantum materials from rare earth oxides.

Profile of Illinois Institute of Technology alumnus Len Anderson, USMC brigadier general, cyber security leader, and actor.

Michigan PhD student creates new aerodynamic model for rotors in forward flight, which could enhance the operation of military and delivery drones.

The life and career of a distinguished researcher, educator, university leader, business advisor, and radio host.

A Clemson graduate student's observations in the Florida Keys during a lethal coral disease outbreak led her in a new research direction that may have implications for preserving this valuable ecosystem.

Illinois computer science faculty develop the computational analysis tools and methods that will make sense of genomic data to help usher in the age of precision medicine.

Short feature on computer science student who competed on Jeopardy! game show.

In the fall of 2016, Illinois Computer Science welcomed its most gender-diverse freshman class ever. In this retrospective feature, women from the past four decades describe their computer science experiences at Illinois.

Illinois was the first bioengineering department in the country to receive a major National Science Foundation grant to overhaul its undergraduate curriculum, introducing a more clinical, needs-based focus.

University of Illinois students embark on a 4,000 mile cross-country journey, raising six figures to fight cancer.

Profile of a Clemson alumni couple that provided a major gift in support of their home department.

Wrote development-focused content for website in preparation for building rededication celebration. Worked collaboratively with Grainger Engineering web design team on implementation of site.

Wrote script for strategic video sent to admitted students. Worked collaboratively with Bioengineering department undergraduate advisor and Grainger Engineering videographer.

Wrote biographical book about Nick Holonyak Jr., inventor of the world's first practical light emitting diode. The book was produced as part of the University of Illinois 50th anniversary of the LED invention in October 2012.

Wrote profile of pioneering computer science professor for University of Illinois Grainger Engineering book celebrating the contributions of female faculty, students, and alumni.