Message From the Dean
Fall has come to the North Country and with it our returning students, as well as a new cohort of young scholars anxious to delve into the arts and sciences. This month, we report on some significant grants received by our professors, as well as a newly published paper, presentations and other news. I’m very proud of the work of both our students and faculty, and I hope that you enjoy reading about their scholarship.
— Darryl Scriven, Dean of Arts & Sciences, Fellow in The Shipley Center for Innovation
Removing PFAS
A group of professors has been awarded $650K by the Department of Defense Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program to find and design new advanced adsorbent materials to remove toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from groundwater. Read More About This Grant
NSF Curriculum Grant
Four professors have received a $398K grant from the National Science Foundation to create and integrate an identity and access management-themed project-based learning curriculum into existing computer science- and software engineering-related curricula. Read More About This NSF Grant
Profs Publish New Diagnostic Test Research
Two professors recently published a paper in the journal Nature Nanotechnology on research that fosters rapid and reliable development of new diagnostic tests. They’ve developed a new approach for designing molecular on/off switches based on artificial allosteric proteins. Read More About This Research
Professor Delivers Self-Determination Keynote
Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Legault delivered a keynote address at the International Self-Determination Theory Conference. Legault, a leading scholar in the field, presented her research examining the effects of motivational messages across a range of domains and behaviors. Read More About The Conference
