Student examines nanoparticle impact on microbial life in local water
Nano materials hold great promise in fields of such as engineering and medicine. But the impact on the…
SIU support, location helps students do research at national lab
When the United States entered the nuclear power age, it can be argued Argonne National Laboratory is where…
SIU graduates exemplify the Saluki Spirit
Nearly 900 Salukis will be getting diplomas at SIU on Saturday (2 p.m. at the SIU Arena), and…
Student gets seriously scientific about coffee
Coffee – the smell alone can do wonders for the mind, body and soul. In fact, the aroma…
Gray fox research puts undergrad on path of self-discovery
Research is about discovery, and sometimes SIU students discover themselves in the process of doing it. Angelica…
New agreement helps engineering students earn two degrees in five years
Ready to start your higher education, but worried the high costs will keep your dreams of a STEM…
Student using citizen science to track duck’s expansion
You’ve probably heard of crowd-source funding. Well, how about crowd-sourced science? An undergraduate student at Southern Illinois University…
Who invented that? Maybe someone from SIU!
SIU will mark its 100th patent at an event set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Dunn-Richmond Economic…
Undergrad research leads to new approach in microbiology class
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” Research conducted…
Undergrad student works to unlock mysteries of MRI technology
Even in the heavily researched world of chemistry and physics, mysteries remain. In some cases, even the tools…