Wooster Libraries’ “Hidden Science Superstars” Revealed
Four busts and two portraits of scientists from historically underrepresented groups now displayed in Timken Science Library
5th Annual Wooster Science Café Kicks Off This Fall With an Open House
Events to take place at Spoon Market & Deli and are open to the entire community
Open House for Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Science Set for Friday, Aug. 17
Take sneak peak of new state-of-the-art facility on The College of Wooster campus
Libraries Receive Grant for Hidden Superstars of Science Project
New displays will highlight underrepresented STEM pioneers
Mark Wilson and British Colleague Publish Remarkable Discovery of 450 Million-Year-Old Bacterial Mats
Wooster professor’s finding at the Natural History Museum in London featured in Palaios
NSF Awards Graduate Research Fellowship to Wooster’s Helen Siegel
Recent alumna will use funding towards advanced degree at Yale University’s School of Forestry & Environmental Studies
Molé Selected as Winner of Ernest B. Yeager Award, Will Present at May 24 Conference
Wooster alumna recognized for her research studying effect of new disinfection systems in wastewater treatment plants
Wooster Professor’s New Take on Climate Change – The Mental Health Effect – Garnering Headlines
Susan Clayton served as lead author of APA and ecoAmerica study that is gaining notice in the media
Grant from Keck Geology Consortium Will Allow Nine Students to Gain Field Experience This Summer
First- and second-year Wooster students interested in geosciences presented with a unique opportunity
Wooster Professor Devises Way to Harvest Wind Energy to Detect Faint Signals
Lindner’s latest research and collaboration with Grinnell leads to publication in Physical Review
Wooster Selected as Recipient of $350,000 NMR Spectrometer from National Science Foundation
Powerful tool will be used in classroom and for research within department of chemistry
Mark Wilson Chosen as a Fellow of the Paleontological Society
Professor of natural sciences honored at Geological Society of America annual meeting
Local Discovery of New Salamander Breed Leads to Scientific Publication
Wooster professor Richard Lehtinen finds surprising hybridization between red-back and ravine salamanders
NIH Awards Wooster Professor a Three-Year Grant to Continue Research on Nervous System Development
Seth Kelly will use significant funding to continue comparing similarities of fruit fly and human brain development
Groundbreaking Research Places Wooster Grad in Neuroscience Spotlight
Steven Frankland publishes study about how the brain distinguishes between different sentence structures
Wooster Receives National Science Foundation Grant for Summer Research
Three-year, $300,000 grant will facilitate faculty-student collaborations in physics and chemistry
Annette Hilton Prospers from ‘Out-of-this World’ Research Experience
Wooster’s junior geology major studies lunar rock at American Museum of Natural History