Grant will strengthen viogٷվ’s Center for Catastrophe Modeling and Resilience as a nationally recognized research center.
Physics Professor Chinedu Ekuma and doctoral student Srihari Kastuar published their research in the journal Science Advances.
Amy Johnson and research collaborators find it’s not just undocumented immigrants who feel at risk.
Research led by Nicole Johnson, associate professor of counseling psychology, finds that 70% of school shooters have perpetrated violence against women and can influence prevention strategies.
The College of Arts and Sciences launches a new research center that focuses on the field of ocean science.
Former photojournalist Jennifer Midberry teams with trauma surgeon and epidemiologist to analyze how gun violence reporting can harm survivors and communities.
Analysis led by Chad Meyerhoefer shows harmful effects regardless of whether laws passed, with potential parallels to current U.S. “bathroom bills.”
Siddha Pimputkar receives $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Army to research the development of ultra-wide band gap semiconductor materials for use in RF electronics.
A future partnership will integrate machine learning and artificial intelligence to recommend programs based on students’ interests and past experiences.
With polarization and misinformation on the rise, new research explores a solution using interactive data visualization to inform and engage readers.
