The NAU Review — A new microscope, STEM art and November’s Inclusive Insights

Most microscopes, common in labs, are limited to magnifications of about 1,500 times. NAU’s newly acquired transmission electron microscope can easily achieve magnifications of up to two million times, giving students and researchers the ability to study samples like never before, opening up their eyes to a world previously unknown.

Navigating the intersection of science and art

Led by biology professor Alison Singer, a new NSF-funded program will look at ways to help traditionally marginalized students develop their STEM identities, which will help them feel more at home in these fields. She aims to do that through introducing an element of creative expression into these students’ education.

November happenings

LumberSNAPS: Stew Fest!