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Environmental Design Assistant Professor Eilís Finnegan has been named the 2025 Architectural Visionary of the Year.
This article recaps the 2026 Research Symposium at Auburn University and highlights student award winners.
Auburn researchers are developing strategies to reduce gas emissions from poultry houses and improve animal welfare for poultry production.
This summer, Auburn will host four REU sites where students from across the country participate in intensive NSF-funded research.
Bats, much like humans, are exposed to the risks of cohabitation when it comes to sharing germs. Molly Simonis, an Auburn University assistant professor of disease ecology and avid bat researcher in the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment (CFWE) and the College of Veterinary Medicine, has been working to identify the major factors contributing to zoonotic disease transmission across different species, with a special focus on bats.
The structured metals crucial to extreme environment systems such as aerospace propulsion and nuclear energy systems can be really strong at high temperatures — a good thing. Or they can be somewhat pliable at room temperature — also a good thing. But they can't be both. That's just how the game is played... for now.
