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Photo: Great Falls of the Potomac River, some AOES graduate students and faculty, and two random women looking at the falls.

Record Size AOES Graduate Class

nanofiche engraving included in the launch payload

George Mason scientist, Anamaria Berea leads team to design lunar cultural archive for the ‘Pioneers of Tomorrow’

Tracy Mason
Photo of Adrianna Berk in from of a Cherry Blossom tree

Mason Science Alumni Success: Scientific communicator builds impactful career at Tetra Tech

Laura Powers
Image of BIO ART programs and artwork

Biology and creativity leap into focus at second annual BIO ART

Laura Powers
Adriana Bankston and K L Akerlof

George Mason and Virginia Tech Collaboration Creates Connections in Science Policy

Ahnaf Navid

This winter graduate aims to transform oral healthcare

Milinda Polisetty
Faculty and staff smile at the 2024 Celebration of Success

Mason Science honors faculty and staff achievements

Younsung Kim is pictured at the Korea Pavilion event venue

Younsung Kim speaks about carbon markets at Korea Pavilion event at COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan

Scientists planted a 1,000-year-old seed, which they dubbed Sheba. (Image credit: Guy Eisner)

George Mason University scientist identifies 1,000-year-old seedling linked to biblical Myrrh

Milinda Polisetty
Hao Jing

George Mason scientist awarded American Chemical Society petroleum research fund grant to study photocatalytic nitrogen fixation with hybrid nanomaterials.