Location: Ongoing
Event Highlights
Dean Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm invites you to join us for the Mason Science Series Research Discussions throughout the academic year. Each discussion features a Mason Science faculty member presentation about their ongoing research. After each presentation there will be a Q&A Session with the speaker, facilitated by Dean Miralles-Wilhelm.
Past topics:
Science and the Arts Unite: The Drama of Water
A Quantum Life: The Transformational Power of Education
Sustaining the Planet for our Children and Grandchildren: A Conversation with two Mason Distinguished University Professors
Breast Cancer at the Bedside: The Clinical Impacts of Proteomics on Early Detection and Precision Medicine
At the Scene of the Crime: Modern Scientific Approaches for Studying the Time Since Death
Protecting the Potomac: An Ecological Story of Degradation, Recovery, and On-going Challenges
Rising to the National and International COVID-19 Challenge
Microbes and the Stories They Tell: Microorganisms as Sentinels of Organism Health and Ecosystem Function
Seeking the Invisible: Detecting Supermassive Black Holes in Space
Extinction by Infection: The Hidden Face of Disease Emergence, Globalization and Climate Change
Insights from Space: Extracting Value from Satellite Imagery Utilizing Machine Learning
What Reptiles Can Teach Us About Cancer
The Challenges of Future Automates/Autonomous Vehicle Safety
Genomics is Old-Fashioned: The Next Frontier of Proteomics for Molecular Medicine
Smart Cities, Urban Science, and Transnational Crime: Mason’s Geoinformation Scientists Lead Global Partnerships with Local Impact
Commonwealth at Risk: Mason’s Weather and Climate Research Helps Virginia Predict and Prepare for the New Normal