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Luther studying forest fragmentation and climate change

Elizabeth Grisham
Kerin Hilker Balkissoon addresses the audience at the podium

Sharing Mason Science transfer program success with the National Academies

Tracy Mason and Kerin Hilker-Balkissoon
Dr. R. Christian Jones

Mason Scientist comments on invasive hammerhead worms

This artist's illustration shows a planet (dark silhouette) passing in front of the red dwarf star AU Microscopii. The planet is so close to the eruptive star a ferocious blast of stellar wind and blistering ultraviolet radiation is heating the planet's hydrogen atmosphere, causing it to escape into space. Four times Earth's diameter, the planet is slowly evaporating its atmosphere, which stretches out linearly along its orbital path. This process may eventually leave behind a rocky core. The illustration i

Hubble sees evaporating planet getting the hiccups

NASA, ESA, STScI
drinking water

‘A bad perfect storm’: Ortiz comments on sizzling temperatures

Betsy Reed
Image of stream. Photo by Robert Zunikoff on Unsplash.

Mason scientists conduct stream monitoring for the City of Fairfax

Elizabeth Grisham
VALHEN

Mason’s College of Science offers first VALHEN Hispanic STEM Academy

Laura Powers
FOCUS participants from summer 2022

Dean’s Blog: Summertime Livin’ at Mason Science – Super busy, not easy

Dean Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm
WSLS body farm segment

Forensics lab in Virginia could help solve crimes all over the country

The galaxy NGC 1448 hosts an actively feeding supermassive black hole at its center. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Carnegie-Irvine Galaxy Survey

Satyapal comments on ‘lonely’ galaxies' supermassive black holes

Alison Klesman