Susquehanna invites students to participate in a dynamic research environment on campus and beyond.
早在他们一年级的时候, students can engage in immersive research opportunities, fostering inquisitive minds through hands-on, 现实世界的经验. 我们的学生与教师一起工作, 同行, community partners and independently to ask important questions and seek answers in thoughtful and innovative ways.
Thanks to opportunities made available through university and donor funding, Susquehanna students can work throughout the academic year or spend their summer honing their professional skills and making an impact in a wide array of fields — from marketing to biology.
Susquehanna allows 一年级 students the opportunity to participate in research to begin their experiences sooner.
每年夏天结束的时候, students gather to share their research results and experiences and celebrate hard work.
Studying the impacts of eating ‘just one more chip’
Susquehanna’s Department of Psychology is conducting research to determine the neurobehavioral consequences of the chronic consumption of a high-fat, 高糖饮食, and whether that’s why humans have such a hard time sticking to a clean diet.
Unlocking the power of light: Inside Susquehanna’s laser research suite
学生s in Susquehanna’s laser lab are using campus ginkgo leaves and other natural ingredients, 比如迷迭香和桉树, to create iron nanoparticles and determine the particle’s ability to generate a powerful chemical.
Susquehanna awarded $200k grant from the National Science Foundation
浩博体育app has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Major Research Instrumentation Program to help support undergraduate research and training while expanding collaborative research opportunities throughout the region.
New research from the Department of Psychology’s Nick D. Ungson and his Social Identity and Group Processes Lab examines how individuals responded to the stress of the global Covid-19 pandemic and the factors that predict resilience.
Susquehanna awarded $3 million climate change research grant
Susquehanna is one of several recipients of a $3 million National Science Foundation grant that will leverage an existing study into the adaptation abilities of the red-backed salamander to train the next generation of scientists to advance climate change research.
Research uncovers legacy, prompts renaming a subset of Susquehanna River islands
詹妮弗Elick, associate professor of earth and environmental sciences, and two of her students are studying how fish weirs contributed to the formation of islands within the Susquehanna River.
Baker’s yeast the key ingredient for biochemistry major’s research award
Thirteen 浩博体育app student researchers participated in the Susquehanna Valley Undergraduate Research Symposium, with one student’s presentation rising to the top with the help of a common baking ingredient: yeast. Samit Barua Chowdhury ’24 won the Best Poster Award in the Natural and Life Sciences.
学生s study confluence of art and activism
Two art history students are spending their summer with Izabel Galliera, assistant professor of art history at Susquehanna, researching art activist practices in Philadelphia and New York City in the last decade.
Susquehanna hosts Landmark Research Symposium
浩博体育app hosted more than 100 students at the 14th annual Landmark Research Symposium students presented their research to their undergraduate 同行 and faculty mentors.
Continuing research looks into the criminal infrastructure that emerged with the advent of cars – this time looking into the role jitney busses and drivers played in rum running.
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