“The research offers new insight into the role that tsetse flies and bushy environments played in depressing livestock production and human disease,” Marshall said.
Energy & Environment
Engineering students learned around the world in summer experiences
The International Experience visits a different country each summer, in collaboration with MAGEEP partner universities.
To speed up magma, add water
Near the Tonga trench there’s the least magma where there’s the most water. What’s going on?
McDonnell Scholar Shawn Wei to Look Deeper
S. Shawn Wei, 2010 cohort Scholar of the McDonnell International Scholars Academy, is featured in The Record as one of the lead scientists with a surprising discovery in the South Pacific, beneath the ocean floor. His three-dimensional seismic image of mantle beneath the Lau Basin in the South Pacific was featured in the online Feb […]
ANITA III launches and listens for radio bursts from outer space
The first incarnation of the instrument, ANITA I, which flew from Antarctica in the austral summer of 2006-2007, was looking for ultra-high-energy neutrinos.
The Galapagos Islands
Mapping lava tubes, tracing a weedy evolution and teaching giant tortoises in the Galapagos Islands.
Himalayan viagra fuels caterpillar fungus gold rush
Tibetans devise sustainable regulatory management plan
Major Indo-U.S. Advanced Bioenergy Consortium launches
The Indian transportation fuel infrastructure is undergoing massive transformation due to increased consumer demand and a growing population.
Students plan to install solar power at Indian orphanage
When Chinnaswamy learned of the need for electricity for the building of an Indian orphanage, she felt compelled to do something.
Giammar seeking new solutions for underground carbon storage
Dan Giammar, PhD, is going deep into the earth to find a potential solution to store carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.