Publications of faculty and staff at Illinois State.
Research and Honors, April 21, 2020
Unit: Research and Sponsored Programs
Andy Mitchell awarded $231,000 NSF grant to provide insights for chemists
Helping chemists fine-tune reactions in the lab has taken on a new importance. The lab of Andy Mitchell, an associate professor of organic chemistry, will continue work that provides insights on chemical reactions.
Scholarly work with undergraduate recognized by international society
The Optical Society of America will highlight the research of Distinguished Professors of Physics Q. Charles Su and Rainer Grobe with junior Austin Penwell in the publication Spotlight on Optics.
Research and Honors, April 14, 2020
Presentations and publications from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Touré Reed book explores failure of social policy for Black Americans
In his new book, Dr. Touré Reed challenges the idea that lingering racial disparities in wealth, employment, and incarceration are owed—in part—to liberal policymakers’ failure to recognize the impact of racism on Black Americans.
Research and Honors, April 7, 2020
Honors, presentations, and publications of Illinois State faculty and staff.
Online professional development available for instructors with NCFDD
Illinois State University instructors can take advantage of career development, peer support, and mentoring with online workshops through the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity.
Research Spotlight: Center for Collaborative Studies in Mathematical Biology
Professor of Mathematics Olcay Akman discusses how Illinois State has become an internationally renowned center for biomathematics research.
2020 University Research Symposium moving to online, participants must register again
Partnering with Milner Library, the online symposium will utilize ISUReD as a platform to display abstracts and posters/powerpoint presentations.
Study in dark: Philosopher explores dark side of humanity in Great Courses
Philosophy Professor Daniel Breyer of Illinois State is among the 1 percent of the world’s college faculty to be invited to teach for The Great Courses series.
