
de Bettencourt-Dias has a lengthy list of contributions to her field, as well as invaluable service to the University and its students.

The psychology professor, who has worked at the University for 32 years, received the award in her final year before retirement.

Paving the Wolf Pack Way is a series of stories showcasing Wolf Pack Way alumni from the College of Science.

Scientific Lead in the development of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine discusses her research and work, the importance of good mentorship, and finding her place in science.

Deep pools in Mekong River may be home to world's largest freshwater fish

Jamie Voyles will be celebrated with her colleagues at the University's Honor the Best event

Elizabeth Pringle will study how plant chemistry changes in response to drought in the Great Basin.

Faculty mentors and student awardees provide insight to the rewarding experience of University-supported research, scholarly and creative activities

A look at the difficulties and biases women in STEM careers face written by the freshmen Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) LLC cohort on the topic of women in STEM

A look at this pioneering scientist's life written by the freshmen Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) LLC cohort on the topic of women in STEM

The annual competition selected the top three videos, along with two honorable mentions and a most-engaged watch party to win prizes.

To make STEM fields more successful, look at adding to, rather than limiting, what women and members of minority groups are doing

Read the second of six blogs written by the freshmen Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) LLC cohort on the topic of women in STEM to be shared throughout the 2021-22 academic year.

Read the first of six blogs written by the freshmen Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) LLC cohort on the topic of women in STEM to be shared throughout this academic year. The blogs are part of an assignment in the WiSE LLC SCI 110 course.

Providing support and inspiration for female scientists and engineers at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Elizabeth Everest (WiSE graduate) and Connor Billman of the Department of Biology both received the prestigious award.