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Two nursing graduate students, led by Associate Professors Kashica Webber-Ritchey and Kim Amer and Assistant Professor Michelle Neuman, have performed a critical review of 37 research articles on... read more
Each year, the College of Science and Health recognizes faculty who have made significant scientific contributions in their area of research. We are honored to announce the recipients of the 2025... read more
Albert Einstein, Gerty Cori, and Sally Ride – these are just a few members of Sigma Xi, the scientific research honor society that has been inducting thousands of distinguished scientists since... read more
When Chicago residents think of local wildlife, many might not immediately consider the welfare of raccoons, skunks, or opossums. While less visible to the public, these animals are a critical... read more
Two College of Science and Health graduate students have become the latest recipients of the distinguished Schweitzer fellowship, which supports aspiring health and human services professionals.... read more
Environmental contaminants can have long-lasting effects on cognitive and neural health, according to a new study by DePaul researchers. The work, led by Margaret Bell, associate professor of... read more
Physics and astrophysics student Elliott Stephenson remembers the sense of awe he felt witnessing this past April's total solar eclipse as part of a DePaul research team. “Traveling with... read more
Ayra Mudessir, a neuroscience/pre-medicine track student and entrepreneur in the College of Science and Health, has been awarded a highly competitive summer internship that places students with... read more
Zachary Ellis, a doctoral student in community psychology, is DePaul's latest recipient of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization's Graduate Student Research Award. The national award,... read more
Four DePaul doctoral students have earned highly competitive fellowships with the American Psychological Association. The Minority Fellowship Program, known as MFP, has a selection rate of only 7%.... read more
The 2024 CSH Excellence in Undergraduate Research award was granted to Sophie Young, a chemistry and biochemistry major who has conducted pioneering research on inflammatory caspases, enzymes... read more
College of Science and Health students find research and scholarly engagement a key part of their learning experience at DePaul - and many of them had the opportunity to demonstrate it this month at a... read more
Carolyn Pham, doctoral student in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, works to understand and mitigate the forms of racial prejudice that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) face in their... read more
Conservation efforts are more important than ever, as indicated in a new study conducted by Dr. Christie Klimas, Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Studies. In partnership with Dr.... read more
The 2023 CSH Excellence in Undergraduate Research Award was granted to Katherine Petralia, an Environmental Science and Studies student with a passion for ecology and a double major in Theatre. The... read more
The College of Science and Health congratulates the 2023 cohort of the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science biomedical research program! Six DePaul University undergraduate students... read more
This summer offered exciting research opportunities for recipients of the Dean's Undergraduate Fellowship. The 10-week internship program allows College of Science and Health students to conduct... read more
Like every student in DePaul's Masters of Entry in Nursing (MENP) program, Gilliane Nwafor (Nursing, 2022) did not have a background in nursing or clinical healthcare. The MENP program prepares... read more
Taylor Swenski, doctoral student in Community Psychology, is interested in the connection between mental and physical health and the community structures that can help support both people of color... read more
In the first study of its kind, graduate student Alexandra Krak and Biological Sciences Professor Kenshu Shimada have used an innovative method to reconstruct the dentition of an extinct megamouth... read more
Four graduate students from across the College are 2023 recipients of a prestigious $10,000 fellowship from the Illinois Space Grant Consortium (ISGC). DePaul University has been a member of... read more
This article is from Newsline. To view the original article, please click here.Three DePaul faculty whose research is driving innovation have been named Researchers to Know by the Illinois... read more
Mathematics and the many patterns it contains are essential to the way our world and technology works, from the 0's and 1's of computer coding to the algebra that supports scientific... read more
(Pexels.com) Improving carbon-free electricity generation is increasingly vital in the ongoing fight against climate change. In solar energy devices called photovoltaics, sunlight is converted... read more
Dr. Megan Greeson joined DePaul in 2013 as an Assistant Professor and was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in 2019. She is a community psychologist and the current director for... read more
Dr. Molly Brown, Assistant Professor of Clinical-Community Psychology in the College of Science and Health, has written an op-ed for the Chicago Tribune that explores the “point-in-time"... read more
Kiana Mittelstaedt is a former Undergraduate Summer Research Program (USRP) student who worked with Dr. T. Kyle Petersen in the summer of 2018. After graduating from DePaul in 2018 with a... read more