January 29, 2026
Professor Cathy Cox from TCU’s Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering recently spoke about why our brains respond so strongly to nostalgia.Dean Williams, environmental science professor, talks about horned frogs.
Professor Cathy Cox from TCU’s Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering recently spoke about why our brains respond so strongly to nostalgia.
The piece highlights her path from growing up in the U.K. to leading one of the world’s largest university-based meteorite collections at TCU.
Anne VanBeber, professor of nutritional sciences at TCU, shares why there are benefits to eating banana peels.
Student entrepreneurs earn funding and recognition through TCU’s yearlong startup accelerator.
Bingyang Wei, Ph.D., of TCU’s Computer Science Department is organizing a workshop series titled ‘Empowering Faculty with AI for Scholarship and Teaching (EFAIST): AI Integration Training Program.’ Sponsored by TCU’s Research and Creative Activities Fund (RCAF), this program is designed to help faculty across various disciplines leverage AI technologies like ChatGPT to enhance both their teaching and research.
Kevin Knight, Ph.D., of TCU's Institute of Behavioral Research and partners at the University of Kentucky receive a $4.7 million, five-year grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to support a new study aimed at reducing overdose risk among women in the criminal legal system.
Zygmunt (Karol) Gryczynski, Ph.D., and TCU students Danh Pham ’28 and Rajveer Sagoo ’26 earn prestigious recognition with their paper on luminescence, featured as the front cover of the Luminescence Journal.
TCU's Institute of Behavioral Research launches its "Beauty Shop Study" to educate and empower local stylists about HIV prevention.
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