Sean Moran, a chemistry and biochemistry assistant professor from Connecticut, points to a table of light-converting modules Monday in McClafferty Annex’s new laser lab. Moran said his research program involves the use of infrared light to study the vibrations of biomolecules, such as protein and DNA. “There are, at most, a few dozen places the world that do infrared work,” Moran said, “It’s cutting-edge technology.”
A jam-packed SIU Board of Trustees meeting on July 10 at the university’s Springfield campus saw the approval of a new 12-month master plan...
With his trumpet in hand and a sound steeped in Latin soul and storytelling, Josué Estrada and his band are set to take the stage at this week’s...
In a private room on the third floor of The Cubby Bear – a Chicago bar founded by SIU alumnus Gus G. Loukas – fans from both sides of a historical...