Feb 10, 2020
Mile-High Mathematics
Lafayette students have opportunity to present research at world’s largest math conference
Lafayette students have opportunity to present research at world’s largest math conference
Interesting and innovative research happens every day at Lafayette. Here's a look at a few projects that demonstrate faculty and students' scholarly excellence…
When certain brain proteins misfold and twist together, it can result in brain damage. Prof. Justin Hines is working to untangle the clutter.
Researchers found that when real estate agents included "adorable" in property listings, it added considerable value to the house.
As a green engineer, Prof. Lindsay Soh uses technology and innovative approaches to investigate and create solutions to environmental problems.
Lafayette's students and faculty conduct innovative research and produce collaborative partnerships in STEM fields.
An interdisciplinary group of students created a computer game that can help people with disabilities control a wheelchair with their mind
This professor and student research team are working to prevent plant diseases that destroy crops
Innovative engineering prof is developing “smart” polymers and sustainable alternatives to petroleum-based plastics, including a plant-based glue.
How one student's love for poetry and creative writing enhances her work in the chemistry lab.