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08/08/2018
Biochemists Gary Lorigan and Rick Page each awarded a $1.8 million, five-year MIRA grant, a first at Miami
Biochemists Gary Lorigan and Rick Page were each awarded about $1.8 million over five years, as part of the Maximizing Investigator's Research Award, or MIRA.
07/30/2018
Professor of chemistry Scott Hartley wins $742K grant award from the US Department of Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded professor of chemistry Scott Hartley a three-year grant of $742,000 for him to conduct research on specific chemical compounds, carbodiimides, used in "nonequilibrium" chemical systems
07/02/2018
Faculty Receive Teaching and Research Grants
Faculty receive many teaching and research grants in 2018.
07/01/2018
Alumni Updates
Read about where are alumni are now.
06/21/2018
Krystina Hird, Matt Morris named 2018-2019 Beckman Scholars
Senior biochemistry majors Matt Morris, at left with faculty mentor Rick Page, and Krystina Hird, at right with faculty mentor Carole Dabney-Smith, received $19,300 Beckman Scholarships for 2018-2019. Senior biochemistry majors Krystina Hird and Matt Morris have both been selected as Beckman Scholars for 2018-2019.
06/12/2018
Economic impact of Miami University is $2.3 billion
Miami University's economic impact to the state in FY 2017 was $2.3 billion, via operational, student, visitor, alumni and other spending and investment.
06/01/2018
Graduations and Awards
Student spotlights from 2018
05/31/2018
Miami scientists welcome Talawanda elementary students for Science Week
Students learned about brains and neuroscience with Jennifer Quinn, associate professor of psychology, and graduate students (photos by Scott Kissell). Miami scientists welcomed hundreds of elementary students from Talawanda’s Bogan, Kramer and Marshall schools during the 12th annual Science Week May 21-23.
05/30/2018
CAS students embark on extraordinary summer adventures: natural sciences
CAS students in a spectrum of liberal arts majors have already begun their adventures in study abroad programs, undergraduate research experiences, and internships. In this third article of a 3-part series, students from the natural sciences discuss their 2018 summer opportunities
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