Research News

WestRock created a research fund in 2020 to support research in sustainability science by Wright State students.

The research by Ju and Zhong is aimed at understanding mechanisms of the cellular toxicity of the protein-coding gene FUS, mutations in which cause ALS.

The workshop examined how the ASK Program could enhance the recruitment and support of underrepresented minority students.

From a new MRI scanner to access to a unique 3D laser printer to imaging and treating ovarian cancer, Wright State faculty and students pursued important research endeavors in 2020.

The Runkle Woods Symposium is an opportunity to explore the Wright State woods with research from the Colleges of Science and Mathematics and Liberal Arts.

Christina Davis, a biochemistry and molecular biology major, works as a research assistant at the Air Force Research Laboratory.

Wright State students will devise opportunities to address the causes of climate change during Innovation Weekend, Nov. 6–8.

The Lake Erie and Aquatic Research Network will assess the effectiveness and future role of implemented and planned wetland restoration projects.

Allen Hunt's research is important when developing strategies to optimize the use of water in food and energy production.

New MRI scanner will allow Wright State to expand its neuroscience research and create a neuroimaging center for cognitive technologies.