The Undergraduate Research Workshop Series is back!

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2016 Summer Undergraduate Research & Creative Achievements Forum

The Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Summer Forum took place from 1:30-3:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 28, 2016 in McQuinn Atrium of the Bond Life Sciences Center. The Forum showcased the work of 125 undergraduates who had been engaged in research over the summer. This included Mizzou students along with visiting students form universities and…

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Programs such as Discovery Fellows, the Initiative for Maximizing Student Development (IMSD) Exposure to Research for Science Students (EXPRESS) and the Freshman Research in Plant Sciences (FRIPS) encourage first- and second-year students to get involved in research early.

Two Students Earn American Society of Plant Biologists Fellowship

A lot of Mizzou students spend their study time staring at computer screens and books. Julia Brose and Alex Clarke have opted to stare at plants, and it’s a decision that’s earned them noteworthy fellowships this summer.

Aspiring Speech-Language Pathologist Hopes to Improve Quality of Life for People with ALS

Abby Isabelle is a senior Communication Science and Disorders major originally from Lufkin, Texas. After working in agriculture and wildlife for a few years, she chose to come back to school and pursue a new career path.

A Playbook for Success

After 11 years of teaching, Chris Pires says his most rewarding experience has been mentoring dozens of undergraduate students.

Forum to Feature Record Number of Presenters

On Tuesday, April 26, a record 360 students will present their research and creative works at the annual Spring Forum.

MU Senior Travels to Washington, D.C. to Present Research on Cyberbullying of Students with Disabilities

Lindsey Mirielli is passionate about advocating for students, but she never anticipated doing so in front of legislators in Washington D.C.

NSF Fellowships Awarded to Mizzou Students, Alumni

Senior Marcos Barcellona has been conducting research at Mizzou to study the development of a drug delivery system that is responsive to a range of external stimuli, which means the user could control the rate of release of the drug.

Speaking of Research

As a physics major, Romanus Hutchins knows it can be challenging to fascinate people with formulas and engage them with equations.