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Falling space debris poses an escalating risk as spacecraft get stronger and more heat resistant

Student Reese Hufnagel and Professor Matthew Ray examine the material solutions and ‘designing for demise’ to counter public safety risks.

Chemistry, physics professor elected Fellow of American Physical Society

McCullough receives prestigious nomination for impactful research, service

Curious Kids: Why is the sky blue?

Learn more about why the sky is blue from Dean Daniel Freedman.

High aspirations: Recent grads leverage Prehealth courses to pursue medical careers

In 2010 when the $43 million, gleaming Jarvis Hall Science Wing addition was dedicated, Gov. Jim Doyle and others called it the finest in the state.

Inspiring Graduate: Gervase Thompson, B.S. Applied Science; B.S. Mechanical Engineering

‘My education here at �������� has prepared me well to venture out into the world.’

Stout Scholar proud of dual STEM degrees, leadership and volunteering on campus

Follow Thompson ��������. senior year as the third-generation student graduates early

Champions of research: Faculty, students recognized with annual awards

Joshua Rusnak, a junior at ��������, has known for a long time that he wants to be a scientist and go into research.

Stout Scholar gains hands-on experiences leading research, helping others on and off campus

Follow Thompson's third year as he serves as an ‘excellent Stout ambassador’

Physics professor's passion for teaching honored with UW System Excellence Award

McCullough loves helping students learn challenging subject, works to increase women in STEM fields

Physics professor honored by American Association of Physics Teachers

McCullough recognized for her work in helping break down gender barriers for females in science