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ETSU’s weekly fall color reports to return next week
ETSU’s weekly fall color reports to return next week
ETSU's weekly Fall Color Reports return Sept. 11 with expert forecasts, science insights and tips for experiencing autumn across Appalachia.
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Distinguished Faculty Award in Research: Dr. Gerardo Arceo-Gómez
Distinguished Faculty Award in Research: Dr. Gerardo Arceo-Gómez
ETSU Distinguished Faculty Award recipient Dr. Gerardo Arceo-Gómez is advancing plant-pollinator research while mentoring the next generation of scientists.
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ETSU student earns prestigious HHMI research fellowship
ETSU student earns prestigious HHMI research fellowship
ETSU biology and engineering student Katie Dick spent the summer conducting research at Columbia University as an HHMI Cech Fellow.
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ETSU scientist named Fulbright Scholar
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ETSU scientist named Fulbright Scholar
Dr. Aruna Kilaru, professor of Biological Sciences at ETSU, has been named a Fulbright Scholar to India.
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Why do galaxies have spirals?
Why do galaxies have spirals?
A new study led by ETSU researchers uncovers clues to why spiral galaxies develop different numbers of spiral arms, offering new insight into how galaxies form.
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ETSU wins two CASE Circle of Excellence Awards
ETSU wins two CASE Circle of Excellence Awards
ETSU earned two national CASE Circle of Excellence Awards for its Hurricane Helene documentary and record-breaking Forever ETSU fundraising campaign.
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Emma Hurley: finding inspiration in Rome
Emma Hurley: finding inspiration in Rome
ETSU student Emma Hurley studied interior architecture in one of the world's most architecturally significant cities during ETSU’s Studio Rome summer program.
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Improving drought monitoring in the Southeast
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Improving drought monitoring in the Southeast
ETSU is part of a NASA-funded project led by the University of Alabama in Huntsville to improve drought monitoring in the Southeast.
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When supplies fail, ETSU students build their own
When supplies fail, ETSU students build their own
When entomology supplies became scarce, ETSU students and faculty designed and built custom tools, turning a classroom challenge into hands-on learning.
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From summer internship to long-term project
From summer internship to long-term project
Sidney Booher’s undergraduate research project started as a summer internship – but it wasn’t long until it became a central part of her ETSU journey.