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Wright State scientist Julian Gomez-Cambronero will receive the prestigious Communications Award conferred by Cadena SER.

The lab tables are sealed with protective paper, lab coats and safety goggles are donned as 13 area laboratorians study bacteria that look and react like potential biothreat agents.

Wright State psychology major Rachel Ebert is a member of Children of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution.

Excerpt Last fall, researchers at Wright State University announced they had found that emerald ash borer can develop from larvae to adulthood on a species of olive tree. Today, that study is published online in the Journal of Economic Entomology. …

Wright State researchers find that emerald ash borer, which is destroying ash trees in a large swath of the United States, can also successfully complete development on olive trees.

At the end of every year, The Chemistry Department has a picnic for a moment of relaxation with students  and to present year end student awards.

A research project by Matt Piekenbrock, a graduate computer science at Wright State, was selected by the Google Summer of Code 2017 competition.

Science Olympiad brought more than 5,000 students, educators and parents from all 50 states to Wright State, pumping an estimated $1.7 million into the local economy.

On Friday, April 28^th, faculty and students from the Department of Neuroscience, Cell Biology, and Physiology provided a unique opportunity for high school students from Yellow Springs High School to engage in neuroscience and the scientific process.

More than 5,000 students, educators and parents will descend on Wright State for the 2017 Science Olympiad National Tournament May 19–20.