Tags – Science

In Print: National Center for Soybean Biotechnology maps genetics of soybeans

By Hanna Jacunski

Researchers in the lab are working on drought resistance and seed composition projects, among others.

In Print: MU professor predicts another hot, dry summer for 2013

By Hanna Jacunski

Can CoMo handle 80 more inches of snow to balance out past summer’s drought?

In Print: MU Faculty Council discusses closing of NSEI

By Jack Howland

Concerns included harming MU's reputation and the university's ability to get grants.

In Print: MU scientists pursue nanoparticle radiation treatment for cancer

By Erika Nesto

After further testing, the scientists could seek FDA approval.

In Print: MU engineering team invents handheld, portable X-ray device with potential uses in various fields

By Joyce Peng

The device is about the size of a stick of gum.

In Print: Renowned scientists Napoleon Chagnon, Martin Daly join MU Department of Anthropology

By Alex Stewart

Napoleon Chagnon and Martin Daly are joining the faculty as research professors.

Micro-bubbles detecting artery inflammation in pigs may help people, MU study shows

By Joyce Peng

The study, if effective in humans, may help those in risk for heart disease and stroke.

Blog post: National Science Foundation gifts MU $3 million

Posted to On Campus by Hunter Woodall at 2:05 p.m., Nov. 29, 2011

Missouri Life Sciences Week brings scientists, leaders together

By Sally French

Activities throughout the week include forums, presentations and an awards presentation.

Column: Astronomy is fair pursuit, but we can't lose focus on Earth

By Cade Cleavelin

There has always existed the question as to whether we are alone in the universe. To this day we aren't sure if life exists ...

Column: Understanding that sleep is rather necessary

By Cade Cleavelin

Sleep studies take place all the time. Pharmaceutical companies, universities, the military and just about every important institution has put in time and money to ...

Colloquium series provides students with networking opportunities

By Teddy Nykiel

MU's annual Colloquium series broadens students' chemistry education with weekly speakers.

Column: When will the conflict end?

By Cade Cleavelin

We like to see the sciences as pure pursuits; undertakings not affronted by the pangs of bias and slander that curse the rest of the ...

Column: In the private sector, space will pay for itself

By Cade Cleavelin

Back in 2009, the Obama administration voiced the desire to move the space flight industry to the private sector. NASA would still exist as a ...

In Print: IBM, MU partner for research, technology

By Eric Knapp

A high-performance computing system will be given to the university.

In Print: Forensic technicians spend days, nights with dead

By Ben Harms

The Boone/Calloway County Medical Examiner's Office services 35 Missouri counties.

In Print: Scientist Daniel Levitin explains lobes and lyrics

By Monica Chavez

The speaker fused music and science in 'This is Your Brain on Music.'

In Print: Saturday Morning Science gets wake up boost

By Ken Venkamah

Monsanto Company donated $11,600 to the program this semester.

In Print: Haiti boosts attention for Earthquake Awareness Month

By Wes Duplantier

Most seismic activity in Missouri takes place in the southeast.