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07/05/2018
Eos Earth and Space Science News highlights paper by Miami scientists
Lake Lacawac, left, and Lake Giles have developed warmer surface waters and cooler deep waters due to increased browning over the past three decades, despite stable air temperatures. Miami researchers found that decreased clarity is a result of increases in annual precipitation and rising lake pH. The lakes are part of the Lacawac Sanctuary and Field Station in Pennsylvania, one of Miami’s partners in the Center for Aquatic and Watershed Sciences. A recent paper by Rachel Pilla, Miami University doctoral student in biology, is featured as a Research Spotlight on  Eos Earth and Space Science News.
07/02/2018
Faculty Receive Teaching and Research Grants
Faculty receive many teaching and research grants in 2018.
06/25/2018
Miami University's Phyllis Cummins elected to National Council for Workforce Education Board
Dr. Phyllis Cummins, Senior Research Scholar at Scripps Gerontology Center, has been elected to serve on the National Council for Workforce Education's Board of Directors. Cummins joins three other new members elected to the board and will serve a one-year term. In 2012, Dr. Cummins was awarded the James Jacobs Scholarship Award from NCWE for her dissertation research on older workers attaining credentials and degrees at community colleges.
06/22/2018
Doug Troy is honored by Miami Tribe
He creates tools to help them learn and research culture and language
06/14/2018
Reframe Podcast: Episode 34
Chiropractic Research Today
06/08/2018
Volcanic Hazards
Liz Widom (center) and colleagues at a volcano in MexicoMiami experts focus on volcanic hazards to people, ecology.
06/08/2018
Students use 3D printing to create drug releasing technology
Students develop scaffolds that target drug release in the body
05/31/2018
Goldwater Scholars
Hannah Kempf one of two Miami students named Goldwater Scholars.
05/30/2018
Student-developed web app explores overdose deaths in Butler County
Data shows a sharp increase in the use of fentanyl.A new interactive web app promises to become an important component in battling the opioid crisis in Butler County by exploring the patterns of overdose deaths.
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