Mitch Rogers
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Go Ahead, Take the Hard Classes
Dr. Pete Roming may now be the director of Southwest Research Institute’s Space Engineering Department, but he still remembers how BYU helped start his career.
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Playing with Swarms
Hearing Dr. Michael Goodrich talk about his research in human-robot interaction, you might not realize that he works at all.
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Using Math to Understand Your World—And Your Neighbor
Like all math teachers, Professor Kate Johnson of the Mathematics Education Department studies variables. The variables that Johnson examines, however, usually don’t show up on the page.
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The Unexpected Uses of Cell Sorters and Composition Notebooks
The concrete floors of the Benson Building laboratories and hallways are already familiar to new faculty member Dr. Daniel Mortensen.
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Picking Up Where Elder James E. Talmage Left Off
Geology graduate student Collin Jensen isn’t the first Mormon geologist to wonder how the granite of Little Cottonwood Stock formed.
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How Three Numbers Can Save 130,000 Lives
The Indian Ocean tsunami that rocked Indonesia on December 26, 2004, shook the ground beneath the locals’ feet for eight whole minutes. Thirteen years later, Dr. Ron Harris is still shaken.
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Come to Lunch! Meet Inspiring Women at Career Conversations
The biannual Women’s Career Conversations (WCC) luncheon provides an opportunity for women students in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) to listen to women professionals from academia and industry as they share what they love about their careers and what challenges and opportunities are available in their professions. The event includes lunch and a panel discussion featuring women from varying professional backgrounds. The Fall 2019 event will take place on Friday, November 8th, 2019 at 12:00 PM in the Wilkinson Center Garden Court.
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Helping Young Chemists See Themselves—and Their Cells—in the Lab
The 13- and 14-year-olds at Biochem Camp, a new camp for young scientists put on by the Chemistry Department, got to see something new during their three days of experiments: the chemicals in their own bodies.
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Chemistry Rocks! October 23-28 marks National Chemistry week
While chemistry is important every day of the year, October 23-28 marks National Chemistry Week. The theme for this year’s National Chemistry Week is “Chemistry Rocks!” and will be celebrated across campus with events put on by the Central Utah section of the American Chemical Society.
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