Realizing the Promise
UNLV’s Science and Engineering Building houses top-notch interdisciplinary research teams and some of the most advanced technology available. More info» (PDF)

The Newest Element
Health physics professor Ralf Sudowe is a member of an international team that has discovered the newest addition to the periodic table, element 117. More info» (PDF)

Exploring Gold Deposit Formation
UNLV geoscience professor Jean Cline has helped develop a new model that may aid in gold exploration around the world. More info» (PDF)

The Next Generation
Doctoral student Joseph Asante is one of the many UNLV students conducting research to learn their disciplines, build their skills, and solve real-world problems. More info» (PDF)

Revisiting the Round Valley Reservation
When professor William Bauer set out to write the history of the Round Valley Indian Reservation, it was both a personal and academic journey. More info» (PDF)

Irrefutably Brilliant
UNLV’s astrophysics superstars have drawn the notice of the scientific community with their research on gamma ray bursts and more. More info» (PDF)

Diving into Research
UNLV faculty and students join with aquarists at The Mirage resort to conduct marine-based research in and around the resort’s 20,000-gallon aquarium. More info» (PDF)

Revisiting Renaissance Drama
In his award-winning book English professor Charles Whitney reconstructs audience response to plays presented more than 400 years ago. More info» (PDF)

Making the Rounds in Research
UNLV nursing professor Sally Miller and her colleagues seek to build the school’s research and enhance understanding of the endeavor. More info» (PDF)

Heritage and History
History professor Maria Raquel Casas explores Mexican/EuroAmerican intermarriage in her recent book. More info» (PDF)

Gandhi’s Teachers
UNLV social work professor Satish Sharma is authoring a series of books on Mahatma Gandhi’s mentors. More info»