Research
Professor Albert Keung Receives NSF CAREER Award
Professor Albert Keung has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for his research proposal, “A Synthetic Biology Platform to Map and Engineer the Diverse Epigenetic Space.” The NSF describes CAREER awards as among its ” … most prestigious […]
Professor Milad Abolhasani recognized as one of the most influential researchers of 2021
Milad Abolhasani, Associate Professor & University Faculty Scholar, has been named an influential researcher by the largest and most-cited general chemical engineering research journal in the world. Earlier this month, Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research (I&EC Research) selected Abolhasani as […]
Genes Can Respond to Coded Information in Signals
This is a modified version of an article written by Matt Shipman, Research Lead in University Communications. Professor Albert Keung and his colleagues have demonstrated that genes are capable of responding to coded information in light signals in predictable ways, […]
New Images Lead to Better Prediction of Shear Thickening
This is a modified version of an article written by Matt Shipman, Research Lead in University Communications. Shear thickening is a phenomenon that can occur when particles are suspended in a low-viscosity solution. If the concentration of particles is high […]
Liquid Metal Coating Creates Effective Antiviral, Antimicrobial Fabric
This is a modified version of an article written by Tracey Peake, Public Communications Specialist in University Communications. Professor Michael Dickey and his colleagues have used liquid gallium to create an antiviral and antimicrobial coating and tested it on a […]
Research Sheds Light on Earliest Stages of Angelman Syndrome
This is a modified version of an article written by Matt Shipman, Research Lead in University Communications. Angelman syndrome is a genetic disorder associated with delayed development, intellectual disability, speech impairment and problems with movement. A great deal of research […]