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Bioblitz pairs scientists, citizens in discovery event

TWU’s School of the Sciences, led by assistant professor of Environmental Science Dr. Kelly Albus, held a six-hour citizen science effort on the TWU Denton campus that blends scientists and community members in an engaging exercise to explore and document local biodiversity.

Recent grad earns NSF research fellowship

Simone Lang, a TWU graduate and student researcher in the Division of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has been awarded a 2026 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship.

TWU’s SHTEAM Punks to host holiday event

SHTEAM Punks, TWU’s cross-disciplinary faculty collaborative dedicated to breaking barriers between science, humanities, technology, engineering, arts and math (SHTEAM), will hold a free holiday event for pre-K through elementary children.

TWU professors work with elementary students

TWU’s Office of STEM Collaborations and Initiatives recently conducted community outreach to more than 350 kindergarten through fifth grade students at Denton’s Hill Elementary School.

TWU to host Robotics Invitational Nov. 11

The College of Arts and Sciences and the Computer Science Division will host the first TWU Pioneer Robotics Invitational on Nov. 11. Teams of 2-3 students will design, build and drive robots, and winning teams will win a $1,500 team scholarship.