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On Nov. 13, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ welcomed students, faculty, alumni, and healthcare professionals for its Business and Professional Coalition event. 

Aligning successful programs like nursing and neuroscience with new offerings in the biomedical sciences, ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ intends to make the new school a highly adaptive talent incubator that relies on real-time input from regional employers and practitioners.

Three Carthage neuroscience students presented novel research findings at the Chicago Society for Neuroscience meeting.

In Washington, professors Andrea and Steven Henle are spending the 2024-25 year learning how federal policies are shaped and implemented.

The Carthage Neurophysiology Lab welcomed back to campus esteemed neuroscience alumnus Professor Gary Mouradian ’09 as a research collaborator.

Professors Kathryn Hasz and John Kirk were awarded a Major Research Instrumentation grant for $258,820 from the National Science Foundation.

Professors Andrea Henle and Steve Henle recently published peer-reviewed articles in the journal Zebrafish.

Carthage students presented their research at the second annual American Physiology Summit.

Carthage biology and neuroscience students presented their research at the inaugural American Physiology Summit in Long Beach, California.

A research article published by professors Paul Martino, Justin Miller, Daniel Miller, and collaborators has been included in the Frontiers e-book “Horizon 2030: Innovative Applications of Heart Rate Variability.”