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Furman chemists receive $1 million grant to create technology to better analyze air particles
The grant will fund the creation of a prototype of a portable, lightweight mass spectrometer that can be used to analyze potentially hazardous chemicals.
Continue ReadingFurman FIRST clinic running strong after 20 years
Runners come from all over the world to receive science-based running advice from Scott Murr and his team, who use the run less, run faster model.
Continue ReadingFurman alum Tensley reviews book about infamous art thief
Brandon Tensley '12 takes a close look at Michael Finkel's book and raises questions about archiving and custodianship of history's greatest works of art.
Continue ReadingConference shares findings from psychology and neuroscience labs
The 16th annual Psychology and Neuroscience Summer Research Conference hosted by the Department of Psychology on July 19 featured undergraduates’ findings from the labs in Plyler Hall, including investigations into taste, memory and our visions...
Continue ReadingMusic educators give lessons in perspective, success and longevity
Led by Sue Samuels ’87, Furman’s director of bands and music education coordinator, several undergraduates have been spending Summer 2023 getting to know 50 of the most respected figures in the field.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Nelsen stresses the importance of SC in presidential race
Nelsen goes on record about South Carolina and the "watershed" primary it represents.
Continue ReadingSheree Wright: Coming Up Roses
Former Furman horticulturist and keeper of swans goes on record about America's favorite flower.
Continue ReadingDarby Moore ’17 on a mission to protect endangered species
Moore's research at the University of Cincinnati is aimed at informing management strategies for parrot reintroduction programs.
Continue ReadingMenzer gives back to veterans with the gift of swim
FOX Carolina speaks with Melinda Menzer about her volunteer role with the Upstate Veteran Swim program.
Continue ReadingCan DeSantis scale the MAGA wall in SC? Furman’s Nelsen offers his thoughts
South Carolina is a key battleground state in the race for the White House. Nelsen opines on Gov. Ron DeSantis' chances in the Palmetto State.
Continue ReadingCommunity engaged medicine students learn lessons in resilience
A seminar hosted by The Institute for the Advancement of Community Health helped the students and several community organizations learn strategies to avoid burnout after a crisis.
Continue ReadingStudents explore groundbreaking potential for PTSD treatment
Working with Onarae Rice, a professor of neuroscience, a team of undergraduate researchers is investigating how blocking dopamine receptors can help ease symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder – or prevent them from occurring in the...
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