GRANT FUNDS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH INTO FERTILITY CHALLENGES
Research scientists from Biology and the Brody School of Medicine received nearly $2 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health to find better ways to help people dealing...
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FIRST-EVER SURVEY OF MARINE BIOINVASIONS FROM THE MID-ATLANTIC
Dr. April Blakeslee, associate professor of biology, and her graduate student are part of a group of scientists investigating non-native marine species in mid-Atlantic marinas.
DISAPPEARING ISLAND
ECU faculty and students in the Department of Geography, Planning and Environment are studying the impact of erosion on Sugarloaf Island.
THE STORIES IN SOOT
An ECU geological sciences lab is tracing fire's fingerprints through history.
ECU TO ASSIST INTERNATIONAL TEAM ON $1.5M FUNDED RURAL, COMMUNITY RESEARCH PROJECT
Two Harriot College faculty will spend the next five years researching and implementing community-based interventions to reduce heat-related illnesses in rural Mexico.
AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES
Faculty and students are researching the effects of climate on marine species and changing fish populations.
LIFETIME OF CARING: PIONEER RESEARCHER RECEIVES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Yu “Frank” Yang, a professor of chemistry, is passionate about his work, students, colleagues, ECU and our planet.
STUDENT PLANNING PROJECT HELPS TOWN REVITALIZATION
The town of Maysville is celebrating an $850,000 grant to revitalize its main street - an ECU class project helped make it possible.
CHLOE SCATTERGOOD IS PASSIONATE ABOUT ARCHAEOLOGY
Scattergood wants people to know that her fields isn't just about digging through dirt.
RESEARCHING HIDDEN SHIPWRECKS
For more than 200 years, boats have unknowingly passed over a presumed historic shipwreck off the southern coast of Antigua. Now, ECU maritime historians and students are researching the vessel.