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Researchers Find Cost-Effective Method for Hydrogen Fuel Production Process
Nanoparticles composed of nickel and iron increase the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of water electrolysis in hydrogen fuel production.
Stigler Lecture on Conflict Damage to Cultural Heritage Sites in Syria, Iraq and Libya, March 14
Susan Penacho of the Cultural Heritage Initiatives will give a talk on analyzing damage to cultural heritage in Syria, Iraq and Libya at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 14, in Giffels Auditorium, Old Main.
Geosciences' Fred Limp Reappointed by Secretary of Interior to Federal Board
Fred Limp, University Professor of geosciences and the Leica Chair, reappointed to a second four-year term on the Preservation and Technology Training Federal Advisory Board.
Award-Winning Film on Controversial Pakistani Physicist to Screen March 7
The documentary explores the legacy of Nobel Prize-winning Pakistani physicist Abdus Salam, with a director’s talk to follow the screening.
Researcher on STEM Issues to Lecture March 8
Lara Perez-Felkner, an assistant professor of higher education and sociology at Florida State University in Tallahassee, will speak in a lunch program on Friday, March 8, in GRAD 243.
Undergraduate Researcher Helps Determine the Age of This Really Old House
Kaylee McAdoo, an earth sciences senior, helped determine the age of the Ficklin-Imboden Log House in Lawrence County, confirming the period when it was built but with a new insight to the structure.
Northwest Arkansas Regional Science and Engineering Fair Set for March 4 in Union Ballroom
More than 250 fifth-12th grade students in schools from 15 counties in Northwest Arkansas will compete Monday, March 4, in the Northwest Arkansas Regional Science and Engineering Fair.
Applications Open for Summer 2019 NSF I-Corps Program for Faculty and Student Researchers
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.
Physicist Receives NSF CAREER Award for Nanowire Research
Selenium and tellurium nanowires each have electrical and magnetic properties that could lead to technological advances.
Ready.Set.STEM Panel Discussion With Walmart Representatives
The University Career Development Center, in collaboration with Walmart, will host Ready.Set.STEM from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, in ARKU 507.