Students can go back in time while viewing ancient fossils, research from the 1800s and sketches of dragons at the newest exhibit in the University’s Hill Memorial Library.
The exhibit, titled “Paper...
A team of University faculty and students are researching landslide deposits in Gulf of Mexico seabeds. Since its discovery in 2001, the S.S. Virginia, a sunken oil tanker in the Gulf of Mexico, has...
Whether it’s an 18th century Charles D’Agar oil painting or a 3-D printed sculpture, science can be found everywhere in art.
University chemistry professor John Pojman curated the “Polymers...
Black athletes in America are finding themselves in a form of slavery in college athletic programs, LSU sociologist Lori Martin implies in her book, “Pay to Play: Race and the Perils of the...
Electrical engineering assistant professor LaVonda Brown is bringing a human touch to the field of robotics.
Brown, who joined the electrical engineering faculty in January, is researching ways to leverage...
It takes a village — especially when working on high level research.
Researchers from LSU and Lund University in Sweden collaborated to find a new method for using strong laser pulses to direct short...
LSU Discover will host its fourth annual Discover Day on April 4, showcasing research conducted by students along with creative works. However, there is one big change for 2017’s event — students...
RedHawk Holdings Corp. will be expanding its medical device warehouses and administrative offices to the LSU Innovation Park.
The LSU Innovation Park is a 200-plus acre University research park located...
An expansion into Wal-Mart stores is propelling local salad dressing company Hanley’s Foods into a new level of competition, opening doors for further growth.
Company founder and CEO Richard Hanley...
For most young students, science fairs were the bane of their existence. Even for those who love science, like University biological sciences junior Joselyn Knowling, they’re not fun. Despite this,...
Thanks to techniques being developed in the Department of Biological Sciences, scientists may soon see extinct birds walking and moving like they did in prehistoric times.
Dominique Homberger, a University...
In a “Jurassic Park”-esque development in the field of phylogenetics, a joint research venture between faculty from Rutgers University-Newark and LSU developed a method for recovering and sequencing...
