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Hunting Creek River. Photo by La Citta Vita

Mason scientists to continue ecological study of Hunting Creek for 2022 to 2023

Elizabeth Grisham
Harbir Antil pic

Antil receives funding for nonlocal school on fractional equations

Elizabeth Grisham
Giant filament seen on the sun. Image Credit- NASA/SDO

Attie receives funding for project on deep learning for ensembles of high-resolution and high-cadence transverse velocity maps

Elizabeth Grisham
Burmeister and Jauchen

Two Mason Science faculty members recognized with Presidential Awards for Faculty Excellence

Black bear in grass. Credits: Pete Nuij/Unsplash

ESP professor expects wildlife encounters to become increasingly common

Aja Drain & Amanda Michelle Gomez
Chemistry

Mason Chemists publish paper on activity of the leukotriene A4 hydrolase enzyme

From left, Virongy staff members include Senior Product Technician Dongyang Yu, Business and Marketing Associate Bruce Franz, Founder Yuntao Wu, Chief Scientific Officer Brian Hetrick. Photo by Amy Adams/Institute for Biohealth Innovation.

Mason biotech startup Virongy continues to expand in Northern Virginia

Katie Maney
Population of Ozark Milkvetch (Astragalus distortus var. distortus – G5/SH) on Short Mountain in Shenandoah County. Photo credits: Johnny Townsend

Mason botanists help rediscover extinct plant species

Zander Leon
Mary Ellen O'Toole, Forensics, CBS News, commentates on Texas shooting

Forensic Science director comments on mindset of Texas school gunman (CBS News)

Cicada

Are the cicadas coming back to the DMV? ESP Associate Professor says Brood X stragglers could emerge this year

Alex Liggitt