Research News

Chuck Ciampaglio is among only a handful of scientists worldwide who has studied the megalodon, a prehistoric shark.

Evidence from the study indicates the increasing and substantial role of illicitly manufactured fentanyl and the declining presence of heroin and pharmaceutical opioids in overdose fatalities.

The second Wright Leader Academy cohort includes 14 participants from across the university.

Wright State education students worked directly with plant biologists from around the globe to create an investigative and project-based inquiry project.

Faculty members use technology to increase student engagement in courses focused on health, gardening, food, community and sustainability.

Megan Neumann, a junior biological sciences major, is one of numerous Wright State Honors students spending the summer conducting research.

Rita Ghose, who graduated with a master's in earth and environmental sciences, studies geology to help boost the economy of Bangladesh.

Physic professor Allen Hunt details his latest research in the Valdose Zone Journal, published by the Soil Science Society of America.

Wright State biological sciences professor invited graduate students to write a commentary with him on ALS research in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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.