A workshop will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday for faculty interested in applying for a grant to fund an multidisciplinary team of honors students. Deadline to apply is March 29.

The STEAM Training in Entrepreneurial Practices I-Corps Site will fund faculty and student innovators to vet the promise of new technologies during an intensive, two-week summer training program.

Honors College students Tyler Bishop and Erin Farmer have honed their research skills while examining tin oxide at the atomic level, resulting in a recently published research paper.

Selenium and tellurium nanowires each have electrical and magnetic properties that could lead to technological advances.

See how primate anatomy, ancient Egypt and dental patterns can unlock the secrets of humanity during the open house from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 20, on the first floor of Old Main.

Joel Gordon, professor in the Department of History, has been named editor of the International Journal of Middle East Studies, effective this summer.

Patrick J. Wolf, Distinguished Professor of Education Policy, has edited a book that dives into the scholarly research on school choice, from vouchers to charters to homeschooling.

A new discounted service through Qualtrics Research Services is now being offered by IT Services and Teaching Innovation and Pedagogical Support.

An interdisciplinary research team led by Kyle Quinn and Shilpa Iyer has been awarded $395,112 to develop new tools to assess mitochondrial diseases.

Christian Goering, professor of English education, and a colleague studied the role of "community" in professional development for teachers.