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Katrina Adams wears a lab coat and blue gloves smiles while pipetting liquid into a clear test tube in a blue-lit laboratory.

Why is it important to study the origins of the brain?

Three clear centrifuge tubes with white caps stand in a lab rack. The foreground tube shows handwritten labels reading "8750 µM P_t in Res_from T.I.D. 0578" and printed text "7.5K MAX x G". A bright, blurry laboratory setting is in the background.

Scientists Recreate Ancient Biochemistry to Probe Life’s Origins

Integrating Faith and Science

An image from Holly Goodson's lab

Evolutionary cell biology describes some origins of life

Juanita Pinzón Caicedo, an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics, standing before a blackboard filled with colorful math equations.

Juanita Pinzón Caicedo unites Latin American topologists in ECOGyT conference

Emily Wedel, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Biological Sciences

Emily Wedel pursues ecological research across communities and continents

Q+A with Lauren Weiss

Aerial of Jordan Hall, with Basilica and Main Building in background

Faculty Excellence 2025

Ecology Field Trip: Warren Dunes, blue sky and sea grass

Unearthing Relationships

Will math show that muscle form matters?

PFAS research in the field

Climbing onto the Global Stage

Undergraduate researcher is doing research into Niemann-Pick Type C in the Helquist lab

Committed to the fight against rare diseases

Kate the Chemist 'breathes fire'

On fire for science

The Rev. Carrier Medal

The Carrier Medal

Marya Lieberman Lab

Combining science and engineering research for the life sciences

Jason Rohr's research in Senegal

A several pronged approach

Roman Gerasimov and Evan Kirby

Decoding Stars

Faculty National and International Awards 2023

Faculty Excellence 2024

Fr. Terrence Ehrman, left, and Gary Lamberti stand in a stream in fall, wearing waders

The Nature Of God