Sponsored by the Miner School of Computer & Information Sciences, nine undergraduates attended the largest tech conference for women and nonbinary people.

Environmental, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Prof. Juliette Rooney-Varga and her collaborators developed a computational model to guide strategies for propagating educational tools on sustainability.

The inaugural Department of Chemistry Research Symposium featured talks from green chemistry co-founder John Warner, faculty researchers and industry professionals.

Chemistry Asst. Prof. Michael Ross and Prof. Matthew Gage are looking to combine proteins with gold nanoparticles to be used in pH sensors.

As an intern with Facilities Management, computer science graduate student Neha Miryala has built new energy dashboards to raise student awareness of their carbon footprint and developed a data warehouse to help improve the university’s operational efficiency.