The LSU AgCenter recently released more information on its plans for extensive research on medical marijuana. The initial announcement in June gave minor details, but the recent release included a document...
While sitting in a roundtable discussion on energy and economic implications for Louisiana, LSU Professor Emeritus of Economics Loren Scott related an anecdote about his mother to attendees.
“[She]...
Jim Krane, Wallace S. Wilson Fellow in Energy Studies at Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, veered global at the opening of the 2016 Energy Summit at LSU’s Center for Energy...
The University’s Innovation Park is being recognized yet again as its executive director, Charles D’Agostino, was appointed to the Association of University Research Parks executive committee...
The University’s Center for Energy Studies along with the University’s Economics & Policy Research Group will hold the Energy Summit 2016, “Managing through Energy Challenges”...
University chemistry professor Kevin Smith published and co-edited volumes 40 and 44 of the book series “Handbook of Porphyrin Science” in September with University of Houston chemistry professor...
For wildlife biology graduate student Amie Settlecowski, having freshman Stamps scholar Katie Davis assist with her research is about more than convenience — it’s about mentoring the next generation...
Recent scientific advances have made discovering life on other planets outside our solar system a likely possibility.
Chris Impey, a University Distinguished Professor of Astronomy at the University of...
One of the University’s newest faculty members is spearheading a mission to solve the mystery surrounding KIC 8462852, a star exhibiting unusual light patterns.
Assistant professor of physics and...
The University’s Office of Strategic Initiatives will host its eighth annual Undergraduate Research Conference on Oct. 14, providing a forum for undergraduates to present their research, interact...
Louisiana’s rich culture has always been deeply tied to its landscape, which could be in jeopardy if it continues to disappear at an alarming rate. While the University is directly affected by the...
Two University researchers are using art as an outlet to excite the public about biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico.
“Crude Life,” a citizen art and science investigation of the Gulf of Mexico...
