Spring 2013
Ten years of TCU research
Horned Frog biologists Matt Chumchal ’03 MS and Ray Drenner, and five of their graduate students, have produced 19 scholarly papers and 93 scholarly presentations.
Research + Discovery
Spring 2013
What is mercury and why is it a concern?
Once deposited in water, certain microorganisms can change it into methylmercury, a highly toxic form that builds up in fish, shellfish and animals that eat fish.
Spring 2013
Mercury rising . . . mercury contamination in our environment
What you don’t know about mercury contamination in our environment, but should.
Spring 2012
Dishing it out
New recipe for change
Spring 2012
Objects of affection
Professor examines how people can fall in love with their stuff.
Spring 2012
Dishing it out
Kinesiology study finds plate size doesn’t affect consumption.
Spring 2011
Endeavors 2011
Annual online research feature looks at the work of 12 extraordinary professors.
Spring 2011
Birds in the bush
Students conduct field research to gauge wind turbines’ impact on birds.
Spring 2011
Wind blown
Wind turbines may be a symbol of green energy, but what effects are they having on the ecosystem? TCU biology professors Amanda Hale and Kris Karsten ’00 are exploring why some species of bats are at risk and what can be done to help them.
Spring 2011
Powering up
Texas leads the United States in wind-powered generation capacity.
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