Phyllis Rosen
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Research offers hope for simpler cancer diagnosis and treatment
Dr. Ryan Kelly working on quicker way to track effectiveness of cancer treatment. Read full article from Deseret News.
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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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Internet security research garners facebook praise
Computer science collaborators developed a new system that cuts the thousands of lines of code down to just a few. Click here for full story.
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Animation lab nabs top ranking
It’s a good year for BYU’s Center for Animation: in May BYU animation students won E3’s College Game Competition, and now BYU tops the Animation Career Review’s ranking of animation schools with Bachelor of Science programs. Click here for full story.
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A Thing of Beauty: Sauropod Vertebrae
In BYU Magazine’s new YouTube video series, “A Thing of Beauty,” BYU professors and personalities sharing something they consider beautiful. Geological science professor, Dr. Brooks Britt share his thing of beauty: the sauropod vertebrae!
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Scorpions: What’s not to Love?
For chemistry professor Jeffrey Macedone, studying scorpions “turned this hairy, creepy little creature into a thing of beauty made by a Creator.” BYU Magazine’s new YouTube series, “A Thing of Beauty,” features BYU professors and personalities sharing something they consider beautiful. Click here to watch the video of BYU chemistry professor Jeffrey Macedone as he shares the beauty of scorpions.
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Understanding the Fastest Route Between Four Points is as Simple as Playing with Soap Bubbles
In BYU Magazine’s new YouTube video series, “A Thing of Beauty,” BYU professors and personalities sharing something they consider beautiful. Mathematics professor and Department Chair Michael Dorff appreciates the “lovely harmony between soap bubbles and mathematics.” Click here to watch Michael Dorff share the beauty of soap bubbles.
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Jani Radebaugh gathers information from Pluto
Jani Radebaugh, a planetary scientist in the Department of Geological Sciences, shares her most recent discovery of the mysterious Pluto and its Earth-like qualities with BYU. She says, “there’s a wealth of information in the distant reaches of the solar system, too.” Read more.
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BYU team wins $250,000 grant in Amazon Alexa Challenge
Learn about Eve (short for Emotive Adversarial Ensembles), a socialbot run on the Alexa platform and created by a team of ten BYU computer science students
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