Category - Science & Engineering

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Remembering the Hotshots Exploring the path of tragic deaths leads to questions about the growing toll of wildfires in the west.
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Chapman Study Influences Wildfire Response
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Adding Equity to the Urban Forest Canopy Chapman University researcher Shenyue Jia's interactive map shows areas where planting trees can contribute to climate resilience, environmental equity and the improvement of public health.
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National Eye Institute Awards Professor $1.7 Million for Ocular Research
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In Chapman’s Dino Lab, Students Dig Beyond Childhood Dreams of Jurassic Adventures Legendary paleontologist Jack Horner leads an immersive journey that brings an intriguing dinosaur fossil discovery from Montana to campus.
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Marine Science Experience on Catalina Island Is ‘Hands on’ and ‘Paddles in’ for Chapman Students Professor Richelle Tanner invites students into an immersive journey as she creates new connections to the Wrigley Marine Science Center.
The Big Picture: How Data Science and Earth Observation Intersect to Study Climate Risks Using satellite images and massive datasets, Professor Hesham El-Askary and the Ph.D. students in his remote-sensing lab unearth insights that could shape climate change policy across California and around the globe.
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New Supercomputer Puts Chapman at the Cutting Edge of AI Research The new computer system, the product of Chapman’s participation in the CEO Leadership Alliance of Orange County, is the first community-operated supercomputer in the nation.
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Chapman Leads Conversation on California Water Supply University Hosted Water Abundance Conference with faculty, water district reps and others
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Mike Feher ’06 Manages Millions as CFO of Biotech Co CathWorks
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SURF Helps Alumna Build on New Love of Research The health sciences and biological sciences double major is researching how to engineer sunflower meal to make it a more palatable food source.
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Alumna Does Canine Chemistry Forensic scientist Lauryn DeGreeff ’06 studies the ways dogs detect scents, helping law enforcement agencies solve crimes.

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