Research Methods

I support teams that collect data on the melting permafrost layer in the arctic.

I use computer simulations and math to research how animals' behavior changes when their environment changes.

My research will help find solutions for protecting aquatic species from the effects of heavy metals.

I study of the fundamental physics of the universe.

I teach undergraduate students in engineering and I lead a research team in biomedical and chemical engineering.

I study ways to restore and protect ecosystems to help fight climate change.

I study how drugs work and how an individual’s genetic makeup can affect their response to drug treatment.

I study black holes, which I think are the most fascinating objects in the Universe!

I examine human skeletal remains from archaeological sites to learn about their lives.

I am studying to become a scientific researcher.

I am researching how people’s attention is affected by factors in everyday life such as taking medications.

I lead teams of scientists to discover and develop the best ways of making drug molecules for clinical trials.

I study antibiotic resistance, which is what makes bacteria able to live in the presence of antibiotics.

I look for heavy metals, such as mercury, in Arctic marine animals, to ensure they are safe to eat.

I look for patterns in disease outbreaks and health outcomes in populations across the world.