Research News

Graduate environmental science student Alison Agather will measure mercury levels in the Arctic Ocean as part of an international expedition.

Wright State neuroscientists are collaborating with clinicians at Johns Hopkins Medicine to determine whether they can help paralyzed patients after overcoming sepsis infection.

Mentoring program for women faculty in STEMMS disciplines enjoys exponential growth in the past year.

The National Institutes of Health has awarded Dr. Yong-jie Xu, faculty in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department, a 5 year grant worth $1.295 Million to study Signaling Mechanism of the DNA Replication Checkpoint.

Psychology professor Nathan Bowling’s research on counterproductive work behaviors will be published in the International Journal of Selection and Assessment.

Wright State biochemistry and molecular biology professor Madhavi Kadakia uses a high-tech sequencer and her expertise in genetics to diagnose and treat cancer.

Assistant biology professor Labib Rouhana studies planarian flatworms to try to solve the puzzle of human infertility.

Centerville high school student is excelling in math and physics classes and in the sensors physics research lab at Wright State.

Research by Wright State biologists on the genetic makeup of ducks was published and highlighted in a prestigious scientific journal.

Wright State physics professor Jason Deibel is helping the National Museum of the United States Air Force develop its STEM programs.