Having their excellence recognized is not new for Missouri State University students in the College of Natural and Applied Sciences. Recently, 12 high-achieving computer science students received over $13,000 in scholarships from the Missouri State Foundation. “Each student has shown exceptional talent and determination and seeing their efforts recognized and rewarded … [Read more...] about The code to success
The Missouri State University Foundation annually gifts thousands of students with scholarships. This year, 30 biology students received scholarships in recognition of their academic achievements. “We’re proud to have many biology majors receive these prestigious awards,” said Dr. Kyoungtae Kim, Roy Blunt Life Science endowed professor. “When we consider that people who … [Read more...] about Biology’s brightest minds
The Elsey and Bentonville Formation, also known as the Burlington-Keokuk Formation, are neighboring limestone formations found in southwest Missouri. Beneath the surfaces of these formations lie chemical variations that are important in the realm of engineering comprehension, making findings about them very valuable. In honor of his recent discovery, James McDaniel, … [Read more...] about Looking beyond the surface
ConocoPhillips is one of the world's largest independent exploration and production companies in the oil and gas industry. They are known for their focus on technological innovation, environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility initiatives in the energy sector. After being selected, Missouri State University sophomore computer science student, … [Read more...] about Making conversation out of bits and bytes
Bats are remarkable creatures with diverse behaviors and adaptations that make them essential to many ecosystems around the world. Carly Trujillo and Aleana Savage, students in Dr. Giorgia Auteri’s lab at Missouri State University, recently won awards for their bats research at the North American Society for Bat Research Symposium in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Judging … [Read more...] about Batty about research