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Chapman School of Pharmacy, patient safety

School of Pharmacy Leads a Comprehensive Effort to Prevent Medical Errors and Save Lives “Every sector of health care needs to be involved” in patient safety, Dean Ron Jordan says.

February 10, 2020

Facebook Data Has Implications for Disaster Planning Facebook Disaster Maps help reveal where people flee during mega-fires in California.

You know Facebook — photos, post-sharing and “likes.” But Facebook’s uses go far beyond its original design as a social networking site, say Chapman University researchers using data from...

December 19, 2019

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biochemistry and molecular biology professor and student

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Program Receives Prestigious Accreditation The honor benefits undergraduates aiming for graduate school.

Chapman's biochemistry and molecular biology program has earned accreditation by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB). Nationally fewer than 100 institutions have received the prestigious...

December 5, 2019

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The Aharonov Effect

November 21, 2019

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Beam Time

During an intense 72-hour window at a national lab, Chapman undergrads chase environmental insights using the most powerful X-rays on earth.

November 19, 2019

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$9M Simon Foundations Gift to Provide Scholarships to Physician Assistants at Chapman The Simon Scholars PA Program is announced at the Chapman Celebrates Gala.

Future students in Chapman University’s Physician Assistant (PA) Program will have the opportunity to complete their educations tuition-free thanks to a $9 million gift from the Simon Foundations.

November 5, 2019

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Chapman students with their 3D printed costume.

The Endless Possibilities of 3D Printing In a new class at Chapman, students explore 3D-printing technology with their own printers.

Thanks to 3D printers, imagination and technology expertise, Chapman students bring Halloween costumes to life. See what they stirred up for some very happy trick-or-treaters.

October 30, 2019

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...

October 23, 2019

J.J. Mason-Anselmi

Chapman research fellow Dr. Silva and his colleagues

Bridging the Quantum Gap Cristhiano Silva is enhancing our understanding of the world.

Cristhiano Silva, Ph.D., holds a postdoctoral fellowship with Chapman University’s Grand Challenges Initiative, where he helps guide teams of undergraduate students researching solutions to some of today’s most pivotal...

October 23, 2019

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...

October 23, 2019

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Category - Science & Engineering

School of Pharmacy Leads a Comprehensive Effort to Prevent Medical Errors and Save Lives “Every sector of health care needs to be involved” in patient safety, Dean Ron Jordan says.

Facebook Data Has Implications for Disaster Planning Facebook Disaster Maps help reveal where people flee during mega-fires in California.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Program Receives Prestigious Accreditation The honor benefits undergraduates aiming for graduate school.

The Aharonov Effect

Beam Time

$9M Simon Foundations Gift to Provide Scholarships to Physician Assistants at Chapman The Simon Scholars PA Program is announced at the Chapman Celebrates Gala.

The Endless Possibilities of 3D Printing In a new class at Chapman, students explore 3D-printing technology with their own printers.

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.

Bridging the Quantum Gap Cristhiano Silva is enhancing our understanding of the world.

AI and Ingenuity Help Environmental Scientist Solve the Case of the Missing Mangroves

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