In the School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability (SEES) at Missouri State University, research extends beyond the classroom to help communities better understand and respond to environmental changes. Graduate students Kaiser Mostafiz and Katherine Brand are using data, modeling and field-based insights to tackle challenges related to flooding, river dynamics and … [Read more...] about Advancing environmental insight
For many College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS) students in the chemistry and biochemistry department at Missouri State University, research offers them an opportunity to tackle real-world challenges and contribute to scientific discovery. From developing safer laboratory methods to advancing food safety technologies, students are applying their knowledge in … [Read more...] about Bringing chemistry to life
In the College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS) at Missouri State University, engineering research is more than equations and theory — it’s about solving real-world problems that affect lives and communities. Computer science graduate student Jacob Sharon and senior mechanical engineering major David Steel are using engineering and science to tackle health care and … [Read more...] about Pursuing engineering excellence
For many College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS) students in the department of computer science at Missouri State University, researching how advanced technologies can address real-world challenges is at the heart of their learning experience. Zubair Faruqui and Abiha Chowdhury are two graduate students who are exploring ways to make artificial intelligence more … [Read more...] about Code with purpose
In the College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS), many undergraduate and graduate students are actively conducting research. Across disciplines, they are asking bold questions, testing new ideas and gaining hands-on experience in the fields they plan to lead in the future. Among them are three students from the department of physics, astronomy and materials science: … [Read more...] about Curiosity in action