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February



Gibson (Outstanding Junior Award) and Sauer (Dean's Medal) awardees

02/23/2018

For 2017--2018, Ashley Gibson has been chosen to receive the Outstanding Junior Award, and

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Tiger Giving Day

02/21/2018

What if we could address one of the world's top health crises with a solution developed at Auburn?Every day, millions of people must drink water tainted with naturally-occurring arsenic. They are plagued with higher rates of cancer, disfiguring skin conditions, and a host of chronic health problems. But at Auburn, we are working on an affordable solution.  We need to move forward quickly on this research, and we can with the purchase of a specialized piece of equipment - a planetary ball mill grinder. You'll have the opportunity to help us get started today through Tiger Giving Day. We are excited to be taking part in their fundraising event, a day devoted to securing resources to make a real difference. Since the window of opportunity is short - just 24 hours - everything will be done online.I’d like to invite you to join me in supporting this project by making a gift and by sharing the information via social media and email with others you think might be interested.  Our Facebook event page can be found here.  If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.  Thanks in advance for helping make this a reality! Best regards,Dr. Ming-Kuo Lee

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Do Karoo Basin rocks record the continental expression of the Mother of Mass Extinction?

02/20/2018

Robert A. Gastaldo, Whipple-Coddington Professor of Geology, Colby College, 5807 Mayflower Hill Drive, Waterville, ME 04901-5807, ragastal@colby.edu

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Y. Cao and Lin receive research grant from ARDEC

02/19/2018

Yanzhao Cao and Junshan Lin received a research grant from the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) on "Modeling, Imaging and Optimal Design in Nano-Optics.”  The project aims to develop innovative numerical algorithms for modeling of optical waves in metallic nano-structures and their imaging, and the optimal design of random surface textures in thin-film solar cells.

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Jackson to present at Biggio Center event Showcase Showdown: How Your Colleagues Use Instructional Technology

02/19/2018

Dr. Regina Jackson is presenting at the next Biggio Center event on February 20th.  The following provides more information about the event, including a link to more details on what she and others are going to show off.

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Y. Cao accepts invitation to serve as an associate editor of Integral Equations and Applications

02/19/2018

Dr. Yanzhao Cao was invited to serve as an associate editor of Journal of Integral Equations and Applications and he has accepted the invitation.

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Finding a way to play: COSAM alumna reflects on being Auburn's first female NCAA golfer

02/16/2018

Dr. Judi Jehle, chemistry/pre-med ’72, played golf for Auburn University before there was a women’s golf team. During her undergraduate career at Auburn, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, or NCAA, did not offer women’s sports. The governing body had also ruled that women were not allowed to qualify for men’s teams.

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COSAM alumnus cites well-rounded Auburn education as a key to success

02/16/2018

COSAM alumnus Dr. William F. Vann Jr., pre-dentistry ’70, is a clinical attending faculty member in the residency-training program in pediatric dentistry and a research mentor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

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