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Chapman University Food Scientist Peels Back the Layers of Deceptive Labeling Fillet of fraud? It happens more than you think. Chapman researcher uses molecular tools to combat the global health threat of food fraud.
On a hook or in a net, red snapper isn’t difficult to distinguish from rockfish or tilapia. But once the fish are filleted, they become hard to tell apart, making it easy for the unscrupulous to slip imposters past the...
Dennis Arp
Chapman Researchers Advance the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance Battling drug-resistant bacteria, pharmacy and biology experts work to add antibiotic options.
Each year, about 2.8 million Americans develop bacterial infections that resist antibiotics treatments. About 35,000 of those patients die – globally the mortality figure is 700,000. Projections are that by 2050...
At-Home Lab Kits and Supplies Enhance Remote Science Instruction at Chapman University delivers microbes, test tubes and more to support science students at home.
Over the summer, faculty and staff at Chapman University’s Schmid College of Science and Technology worked hard to create a plan to deliver the Chapman experience during this time of remote learning. One area...
Sarah Buckley
When a COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives, How Do You Persuade the Reluctant to Roll Up Their Sleeves?
When a vaccine against COVID-19 arrives, researchers who study public behavior around the issues of disease prevention and health practices know that some people will opt out. Winning over the vaccine-hesitant is the...
Dawn Bonker
Will COVID-19 Change Society Forever? Chapman History Experts Say Not Really History's lessons are often forgotten.
Scholars of the 1918 influenza outbreak see parallels with the current health crisis, but they caution against the presumption that nothing will ever be the same.
Masimo and Human Centered Engineering Scholarships Reflect a Culture of Giving Back Support connects incoming students to the search for life-changing advances.
Long before Eric Chier ’24 became a Masimo Scholar at Chapman University, he had the company’s devices in his life. “I didn’t know it, but we had Masimo tools in our house,” Chier says of the global medical technology...
At Fowler Engineering, the Best and Brightest Include the Underrepresented The school focuses on attracting "the widest possible spectrum of thinkers."
The passion is evident as Dean Andrew Lyon talks about the ways Chapman University is building an exceptional engineering school for the 21st century. Lyon’s zeal grows even stronger as he conveys the commitment at...
Chapman Adds Masters Programs in Patient Safety and Regulatory Affairs Graduate degrees equip professionals for opportunities in growing health care sectors.
Two new graduate degrees designed to advance the careers of mid-career health care professionals launch at Chapman University’s School of Pharmacy in 2021.
The Tech Connects to Caring in Fowler School of Engineering Access to equipment accelerates the learning for students, who embrace an ethos of altruism.
Instead of buying a few 3D printers and putting them in a lab where students would wait for a chance to use them, why not provide a printer to each student, so the chance to test and learn, experiment and grow is always...