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The average person likely uses only a fraction of their creative abilities at work, often due to workplace structures, routines and expectations that prioritize efficiency over innovation. Studies suggest that although everyone has creative potential, many business owners and employees operate within constraints that limit creative expression.
Jason Steffen
Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Guardian Service
Once a house fire starts, it can grow quickly and without restraint, becoming a major fire in under three minutes. House fires are a common occurrence: around 944 house fires occur every day.
Scott Abella
Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
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Researchers explain what we know about the potential for water and life on Mars and what we might learn from analysis of returned samples.
Arya Udry
Associate Professor of Geoscience
Accomplishments
Ph.D. candidate Josie Libero-Cruzado and Ph.D. student Becca Manns, along with faculty advisors Frederic Poineau and Dan Koury (all Chemistry and Biochemistry), recently published an article in the Journal of Alloys and Compounds. Their research, "Diffusion and phase formation in the γ-uranium-…
Cynthia Tochukwu Nnolum (Mathematical Sciences) published a research article titled "Dynamics of Solutions to a Multi-patch Epidemic Model with a Saturation Incidence Mechanism," in the Journal of Mathematical Biology.
The paper analyzed the behavior of disease dynamics across multiple…
Experts
Associate Professor, School of Life Sciences
An expert in ecology, fire management, and U.S. National Parks.
Lincy Associate Professor of Life Sciences
Nora Caberoy is an expert on eye diseases, specifically the factors and pathways associated with damage of the retina.
Associate Professor of Geoscience
An expert in planetary science, igneous petrology, and Martian geology.