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Harsha Rajasimha presented Jeeva Informatics at Mason's venture capital conference, Accelerate 2022, in October. Photo by Max Taylor/Max Taylor Photography

From Invention to Impact: I-Corps at Mason

Benjamin Kessler
Research

Dean's blog: Keep scientific curiosity alive and well at Mason

Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm
Large Spring Magnolia Tree with many pink flower blooms on the Fairfax Campus, a part of the Arboretum

College of Science Accolades Summer 2021

Mason freshman Kennedy Ream installed a floating biological island to combat the algae problem in the pond behind her high school in Logansport, Indiana. Photo by Tony Walters. Courtesy of Pharos Tribune.

Freshman who found her passion at Mason creates floating island to save pond

Mariam Aburdeineh
Dr. Hao Jing

Mason chemists take important steps in finding a sustainable energy source to replace the use of fossil fuels

Andrew J. Evangelista,Mariia Ivanchenko and Hao Jing
(c) Hu Tang: Crystalline diamond (l.) and paracrystalline diamond (r.). On the right, units of carbon atoms arranged in a cube shape are marked in turquoise, units of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal shape are marked in yellow. Irregular structures marked in red

Mason physicist part of research team to discover uniquely structured carbon material

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The white-fingered mud crabs, which become 'zombies' after being parasitized, are the focus of research being conducted at Mason's Potomac Science Center. Photo by Shelby Burgess/Strategic Communications

The invasion of the body snatchers…in the Chesapeake Bay

Colleen Kearney Rich
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Research on the economic case for fishing closures receives Peter Berck’s Best Discussion Paper Award

Alonso Aguirre at COP26 round table

Watch ESP's Alonso Aguirre participate in COP26 roundtable on the climate crisis

Kemp's Ridley Turtle

Live long and prosper: Study examines genetic gems in Galápagos giant tortoise genomes

Charlotte Hsu