US universities with high research designation
expended in research and innovation in 2022鈥23
students doing research projects each year
At 亚色影库, Research Is Part of Our DNA
Whether we’re researching how zebrafish can regrow kidneys, unearthing artifacts at abandoned settlements, training future police officers to better understand racial issues, finding ways to protect lungs from nanoparticles, or discovering a dinosaur, 亚色影库 faculty members and students are seeking discoveries.
Our approach to research makes 亚色影库 stand out from the crowd.
Nationally Recognized
Every year our student and faculty researchers receive millions of dollars in grants to fund their work so they can continue to make discoveries.
The Carnegie Foundation classifies 亚色影库 as a doctoral university with high research activity. That’s an honor met or exceeded by only about 7 percent of colleges nationally.
Changing the World While Changing Students’ Lives
When we roll up our sleeves and dig into research, we do it locally with an eye on a global application. While our research changes the world, it also changes the experience our students have. They leave here confident in their ability to solve problems, think critically, and are ready to remain curious as they enter the workforce.
Centers and Institutes
Resources and Opportunities for Student Researchers
All students benefit from studying in an environment rich with research and discovery. You could be part of a faculty research team or conduct your own research.
Resources for All Researchers
Many resources are available to the university community for all stages of your research project—from funding and conducting responsible research to managing your research project, including resources specific to student research.
News
Zhou Edits Book on 1D and 2D Nanomaterials for Sensor Applications
Edited by Andrew Zhou and his colleague, the newly published book 鈥1D and 2D Nanomaterials for Sensor Applications鈥 showcases breakthroughs in the use of advanced one- and two-dimensional nanomaterials for sensor technologies.
Bradley, Jain Earn Recognition at ACS Central Regional Meeting
Parker Bradley, an undergraduate from the Madia Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Physics, earned recognition as one of the Top 10 Undergraduate Poster Presenters at the American Chemical Society's Central Regional Meeting.
Allard Awarded Research Grant for Foreign Scholars, Gives Invited Lecture
Francis Allard has been awarded a Research Grant for Foreign Scholars by the Center for Chinese Studies in Taiwan.
Alumnus Skiles Presents Research on Microtubule Dynamics and REU Experiences at UC Merced
Asher Skiles '24 presented his innovative research on chiral active matter, using hexbug chains to model microtubule dynamics, and shared insights on REU applications and his transfer experience to the University of Pittsburgh at a recent event hosted by the Pre-Engineering and Physics Clubs.
Simmons Presents on Blacklegged Ticks and Lyme Disease at Pennsylvania Vector Control Association Meeting
Recently retired biology professor and university volunteer Tom Simmons moderated a session and gave two talks at the fiftieth anniversary Pennsylvania Vector Control Association meeting.
