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Researchers from the Department of Biological Sciences from Old Dominion University collaborated with researchers in Japan during the summer of 2024 as part of a Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science research exchange.
Old Dominion University Computer Science alumnus Tony Patillo (B.S. ’96) extrapolates data to keep the companies he’s worked for over the last three decades safe from hacks, cybersecurity breaches and more.
Old Dominion University Associate Professor Cassie Glenn is conducting significant research to improve mental health for young people in the Hampton Roads area and beyond.
Curiosity is the engine that drives research amongst faculty in the College of Sciences, and uncovering new ways to fight one of the world’s most antibiotic-resistant pathogens is what drives Associate Professor Erin Purcell.
Jocelyne Dempsey, an Arlington Virginia native, has become the first-ever Old Dominion University student to participate in the Virginia Tech Carilion Early Identification Program (VTCSOM EIP).
Emily Junkin is a doctoral candidate at the Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology, a unique training program comprised of the Departments of Psychology at Old Dominion University and Norfolk State University.
From planet Earth to Mars, Old Dominion University Ocean & Earth Sciences (OES) alumna Shannon Cofield, Ph.D., has been a part of some astronomical opportunities. Her strong military background coupled with a joy for S.T.E.M. helped her shatter the glass ceiling as a women in science.
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ODU Biological Sciences Undergraduate Research on Wetland Plants
Meet Biological Sciences Assistant Professor Taylor Sloey and two ODU Biological Sciences undergraduate students Kylie Gieser and Kaitlyn Pounders who took part in wetlands research during the summer of 2024.
