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J.J. Mason-Anselmi
To Better Understand the Brain, Try, Try Again The brain is our most complex and high-functioning organ, but that didn’t stop Chapman University students from finding out how to make it work better.
In fall 2017, Sabrina Burkholder, Jon Flees, David Fogel and Mary Rapmund entered Chapman University as first-year students and began working on their Grand Challenges Initiative (GCI) project. The GCI is a two-year...
AI and Ingenuity Help Environmental Scientist Solve the Case of the Missing Mangroves
What do you do when an intricate ecosystem of trees and roots disappears? This was the mystery presented to researcher Hesham El-Askary, Ph.D., a professor in Chapman University’s Center of Excellence in Earth Systems...
Brittany Hanson
Do We Control Our Actions? Chapman's new Brain Institute pairs neuroscience with philosophy to pursue centuries-old questions of consciousness and free will.
It’s a faculty biography on an institutional webpage–typically not a source for gripping prose. But here we find compelling passage into a scientist’s world. “You experience it to be within your power to stop reading...
Dennis Arp
State of Research Event Highlights Growth, Publications, Funding Chapman University marked a milestone year for research during the annual State of Research and Creativity Activity meeting.
On Friday, Oct. 18, Chapman University hosted its Annual State of Research and Creative Activity event. Thomas Piechota, Ph.D., vice president for research, presided over the event that highlighted growth in several key...
Stace Dumoski
Dawn BonkerPassion for STEM Education Drives Chapman’s Citizens of the Year Honorees Philanthropists Sandi and Ron Simon will be honored at Chapman Celebrates Gala.
If you think some dreams are too big to be realized, you need to meet philanthropist and business innovator Ron Simon. “There’s no such word as can’t,” Simon says with smile. “Don’t even come to me with that. Let’s...
Worried About Online Security? Cyber Smart Panthers Can Help Student-led project aimed at preventing computer hacking models the ambitious goals of the Grand Challenges Initiative.
From computer hackers to identity thieves to phishing emails, cyber attacks are becoming more and more common – and complex. Such cybercrimes cost the U.S. economy about $100 billion annually, according to the FBI...
Bethanie Le