The High-Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory (HAWC) in Mexico, site of research by Dean Miguel Mostafá and his group exploring how nature accelerates particles to energies far beyond those achievable on Earth. Aug. 18, 2025 Astrophysics group awarded NSF grant to advance multi-messenger particle astrophysics By Greg ForniaMiguel Mostafá, dean of Temple University’s College of Science and Technology, and his research […] Aug. 13, 2025 “Where COVID Policy Went Wrong (And Right!),” a community conversation featuring CST’s Maciej Boni By Gabbi Timmis The event will feature CST’s Maciej Boni and investigative journalist David Zweig, moderated by […] Aug. 12, 2025 Omar Hijab publishes data science book By Greg ForniaProfessor Emeritus Omar Hijab has completed a book titled Math for Data Science. The […] Photo by Connor McVail Jul. 29, 2025 Get to Know: Samira Abdulai-Saiku, Department of Biology By Greg Fornia Assistant Professor Samira Abdulai-Saiku is a new faculty member in the Department of Biology. A […] Caroline Merheb, a doctoral student in geoscience, is the lead author of a paper on the global state of agrivoltaics, which combines solar and agriculture, in the prestigious Nature Sustainability journal.Photo by Joseph Labolito Jul. 28, 2025 Research explores the global potential for combining solar energy production with agriculture By Greg ForniaThe comprehensive agrivoltaics study is published in prestigious Nature Sustainability journal—“a […] Jun. 23, 2025 Maxwell Finnegan: Finding His Future in Protecting the Environment By James DuffyIt’s rare when one email can completely change your life. But that is exactly what happened for […] Jun. 19, 2025 Tarantulas bend rules to continue scampering after losing two legs By Kathryn KnightLosing limbs is routine for arachnids, but how does limb loss affect their ability to run? […] For the first time ever, three Temple students earned Goldwater Scholarships in 2025.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg. Layout by Andrew Collette. Apr. 30, 2025 Temple celebrates a historic trio of Goldwater Scholars in 2025 From quantum computing to black hole simulations, three Temple University students are pushing […] Photo by Gregory Fornia Apr. 25, 2025 CIS/ACM Award Winners 2025 By Greg ForniaOn April 23, CST's Department of Computer and Information Sciences presented their annual CIS/ACM […] Apr. 23, 2025 New Edition of Mitrea’s Hodge-Laplacian Research Monograph By MathematicsProfessor Irina Mitrea and collaborators have come out with the second edition of The Hodge […] Apr. 23, 2025 Math Major D. Palomino receives Goldwater Scholarship By Greg ForniaDavid Palomino, a triple major in Math, Computer Science, and Physics, has been awarded a […] Apr. 16, 2025 Dennis Terry, Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Science, leads a field trip at a recent Geological Society of America Meeting By Atsuhiro MutoDennis Terry, Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science, together […] Mar. 28, 2025 Congrats to Benjamin Prather, Recipient of ACS Student Travel Award By Vladi WilentBenjamin Prather is the recipient of the ACS Division of Biological Chemistry Travel Award. Ben is […] Mar. 25, 2025 May 1: Franklin Institute Awards Symposium: Density Functional Theory honoring John Perdew By Greg ForniaThe Franklin Institute Awards Symposium DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY honoring John Perdew, recipient […] Climate change is causing spring conditions to arrive early. What effect is that having on ecosystems? Jocelyn Behm, assistant professor of biology in the College of Science and Technology, weighs in.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Mar. 18, 2025 Spring forward? How climate change is rushing the spring season By Johnny HartOn Sunday, Feb. 2, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter. Despite […] Load More
The High-Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory (HAWC) in Mexico, site of research by Dean Miguel Mostafá and his group exploring how nature accelerates particles to energies far beyond those achievable on Earth. Aug. 18, 2025 Astrophysics group awarded NSF grant to advance multi-messenger particle astrophysics By Greg ForniaMiguel Mostafá, dean of Temple University’s College of Science and Technology, and his research […] Aug. 13, 2025 “Where COVID Policy Went Wrong (And Right!),” a community conversation featuring CST’s Maciej Boni By Gabbi Timmis The event will feature CST’s Maciej Boni and investigative journalist David Zweig, moderated by […] Aug. 12, 2025 Omar Hijab publishes data science book By Greg ForniaProfessor Emeritus Omar Hijab has completed a book titled Math for Data Science. The […] Photo by Connor McVail Jul. 29, 2025 Get to Know: Samira Abdulai-Saiku, Department of Biology By Greg Fornia Assistant Professor Samira Abdulai-Saiku is a new faculty member in the Department of Biology. A […] Caroline Merheb, a doctoral student in geoscience, is the lead author of a paper on the global state of agrivoltaics, which combines solar and agriculture, in the prestigious Nature Sustainability journal.Photo by Joseph Labolito Jul. 28, 2025 Research explores the global potential for combining solar energy production with agriculture By Greg ForniaThe comprehensive agrivoltaics study is published in prestigious Nature Sustainability journal—“a […] Jun. 23, 2025 Maxwell Finnegan: Finding His Future in Protecting the Environment By James DuffyIt’s rare when one email can completely change your life. But that is exactly what happened for […] Jun. 19, 2025 Tarantulas bend rules to continue scampering after losing two legs By Kathryn KnightLosing limbs is routine for arachnids, but how does limb loss affect their ability to run? […] For the first time ever, three Temple students earned Goldwater Scholarships in 2025.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg. Layout by Andrew Collette. Apr. 30, 2025 Temple celebrates a historic trio of Goldwater Scholars in 2025 From quantum computing to black hole simulations, three Temple University students are pushing […] Photo by Gregory Fornia Apr. 25, 2025 CIS/ACM Award Winners 2025 By Greg ForniaOn April 23, CST's Department of Computer and Information Sciences presented their annual CIS/ACM […] Apr. 23, 2025 New Edition of Mitrea’s Hodge-Laplacian Research Monograph By MathematicsProfessor Irina Mitrea and collaborators have come out with the second edition of The Hodge […] Apr. 23, 2025 Math Major D. Palomino receives Goldwater Scholarship By Greg ForniaDavid Palomino, a triple major in Math, Computer Science, and Physics, has been awarded a […] Apr. 16, 2025 Dennis Terry, Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Science, leads a field trip at a recent Geological Society of America Meeting By Atsuhiro MutoDennis Terry, Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science, together […] Mar. 28, 2025 Congrats to Benjamin Prather, Recipient of ACS Student Travel Award By Vladi WilentBenjamin Prather is the recipient of the ACS Division of Biological Chemistry Travel Award. Ben is […] Mar. 25, 2025 May 1: Franklin Institute Awards Symposium: Density Functional Theory honoring John Perdew By Greg ForniaThe Franklin Institute Awards Symposium DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY honoring John Perdew, recipient […] Climate change is causing spring conditions to arrive early. What effect is that having on ecosystems? Jocelyn Behm, assistant professor of biology in the College of Science and Technology, weighs in.Photo by Ryan S. Brandenberg Mar. 18, 2025 Spring forward? How climate change is rushing the spring season By Johnny HartOn Sunday, Feb. 2, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter. Despite […]
