College of Science and Engineering

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The Yellow Rope Story	The pellets are green because of the occasional black strands in the rope, and because of other contaminants. 800 pounds of pellets were shipped to the Engineering and Design Department at Western Washington University (��) in Bellingham, Washington. Washington Sea Grant purchased a…	2022-01-04
�� students join with the Surfrider Foundation for a beach cleanup at the I&J Waterway on Saturday		2021-12-02
In Memoriam: Michael Seal		2021-11-23
Research Recap for Nov. 22: A Mathematics student and Statistics associate professor team up for an article in the American Statistician and research on migratory capabilities of alpine flora		2021-11-22
On the Water with the Pinto Abalone Team	Saving endangered Pinto abalone is hard in part because locating their habitat is time-consuming and, as a result, expensive. The process involves dive crews on the water in search of suitable locations, but there are only so many dives a team can do in a day. A recent SeaDoc-funded project is…	2021-11-16
Research Recap for Nov. 8: Psychology faculty article about the effects of climate change on nomadic herding and research on Mount Baker’s magma storage		2021-11-08
NSF awards new grant to Math's Mariana Smit Vega Garcia		2021-11-03
Research Recap for Oct. 15		2021-10-15
Western’s Fall Enrollment Sets New Records for Diversity and Graduate Programs		2021-10-12
��'s Melissa Rice co-publishes new article in 'Science' about the initial discoveries of the Mars Perseverance rover		2021-10-11

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