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WSU student Jennifer Espin hopes modifying soil with beneficial microbes could be the solution to reduced crop yield caused by agricultural contaminants like pesticides and harmful microorganisms. Espin, senior civil engineering major, said she has normally focused on the structural side of her major, but she enjoyed getting to work with microbiome engineering because it is a...

WSU researchers look for hints of the consequences that chronic cannabis use may have on male fertility. The findings were presented at the Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities on March 28. Marijuana is legal in Washington and is more popular than ever, especially among younger groups. With its growing influence, researchers want to...

Undergraduate researchers examine how background noise can influence experiencing boredom. The findings were presented at the Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities on March 28. Boredom is a negative emotion associated with mundane tasks. It is two-toned and the result of under or over-stimulating environments. Under-stimulation boredom results in laziness and symptoms of depression, whereas...

After two years of being held virtually, UNGs Annual Research Conference was held in-person March 25 on the Gainesville Campus.

UCLA’s Ming Guo takes a unique approach to addressing neurodegenerative disease.

Dr. Ming Guo wants to help “create a higher quality of life over a healthy life span.”

Task-based functional connectivity can predict creativity-related semantic memory network properties that facilitate real-life creativity.

As part of an effort to research and record local history, George Mason University graduate and undergraduate students, along with faculty, have begun documenting Black students who attended Mason and the Black communities that once existed in Fairfa

What is the purpose of creative activities in health and social care?

What is the purpose of creative activities in health and social care?