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50 years ago, President Donald P. Merrifield, S.J., and a group of progressive LMU educators identified the urgent need for cross-fertilization within the fields of STEM. The result was a merger of the Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics departments with the departments of Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, establishing the college we now know as LMU Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering.
Experts offered how to avoid the most common mistakes when on a vegan or vegetarian diet. “I feel the most common mistake of eating a vegan or vegetarian diet is the motivation behind the…
The primary purpose of the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects and the Office of Grant Evaluation and Statistical Support is to support faculty and staff in obtaining funding from sources external to the…
Live Science interviewed LMU’s Hawley Almstedt, professor of health and human sciences, for this article about factors to consider when running in the rain, whether as a novice or as an experienced athlete. Source: Live…
LOS ANGELES — Recognized for its strong undergraduate engineering and business programs, quality of teaching and commitment to innovation, Loyola Marymount University once again ranks among the nation’s elite universities in the U.S. News…
LMU welcomed 29 scholars to its tenure-lined faculty ranks this fall. These new members of the LMU community come from all parts of the country and represent an array of expertise and research, including…
LMU Professor Demian Willette’s National Science Foundation research project to address octopus overfishing with a traceability network was mentioned on this BBC podcast. (17:20 mark) Source: BBC PodcastsScience Cafe: The Octopus
Last Fall, then-LMU seniors Megan Reyes and Michael Elias entered an augmented reality Hackathon organized by Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook. Reyes and Elias worked more or less around the clock for…
