Ethan Theuerkauf, a coastal geomorphologist and assistant professor in MSU’s Geography, Environment and Spatial Sciences Department, is researching ways to help prevent coastal erosion.

Jenna Walters is a 5th year PhD candidate in the Rufus Isaacs Lab, earning a dual degree in the Department of Entomology and the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior (EEB). Her research is focused on understanding the consequences of extreme heat on native bee pollinators and blueberry pollination systems. Her interdisciplinary approach to research, drawing from entomology, plant biology, biochemistry, and ecology has allowed her to conduct well-rounded research on the direct and indirect effects of climate change on our natural and agricultural ecosystems.

Fourth-year medical laboratory science student Katie McGraw has become the first undergraduate Fulbright awardee for the Biomedical Laboratory Diagnostics Program, or BLD.

The Red Cedar River is misunderstood. An MSU environmental science librarian is working to change that with research on the river’s history.

For researchers who need assistance engaging with the community, there are many groups across campus that can help. They have the experience, partnerships and infrastructure to help translate, educate, and communicate your research to the public.

More than 500 Spartan Researchers Across All Colleges are Working to Protect Quality of Life for Generations

State Representative Phil Skaggs recently spoke at a Water Alliance event on the importance of the state's septic systems.

Water experts from 39 units across Michigan State University came together to collectively tackle 21st century water problems at the MSU Water Alliance hub networking event.

Each year, golf courses around the U.S. spend billions of dollars to keep fairways and putting greens lush and thriving. Depending on where a golf course is located, many courses around the world spend around $1 million each year on irrigation.