Did you know that Notre Dame has 21 acres of designated Indiana native pollinator areas? See how these pollinator prairies benefit local farmers and enhance the region’s food production: go.nd.edu/4ad0a5

Meet the Class of 2028! These students reflect impressive excellence in academic preparation, service to others, and leadership. We're excited to welcome the incoming class to campus this weekend. Read more about the incoming class ➡️ bit.ly/3Z21eQi

It's always great to hear "Go Irish!" on the TODAY ☘️ Dr. Kate Biberdorf (a.k.a Dr. Kate Biberdorf) announced her new role as the Professor for the Public Understanding of Science at University of Notre Dame this morning! bit.ly/4dUo5BD

Following Nobel laureate Michael Levitt's lecture, he will participate in a fireside chat moderated by Kate Biberdorf. 📅 Monday, Sept. 9 ⌚️ 5:30 pm 📍 Dahnke Ballroom in Duncan Student Center bit.ly/3yDZAtF

Nobel laureate Michael Levitt will be awarded the Rev. Carrier Medal at University of Notre Dame on Sept. 9. Levitt won a The Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2013 for developing the first method to calculate chemical reactions using computers. bit.ly/4dZTHpu

Physics professor Graham Peaslee has developed a portable PIGE unit that will make it easy to screen for #PFAS in the field. With a particle accelerator in the hands of people who need it, Peaslee sees an opportunity to make real change: go.nd.edu/68c932

Levitt won a The Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2013. He will accept the Rev. Carrier Medal on Monday, Sept. 9, and all are welcome to attend the ceremony and lecture. Following the presentation, Levitt will participate in a fireside chat moderated by Kate Biberdorf.

The Center for Bioanalytic Metrology at University of Notre Dame is the world’s leading consortium for academic research in analytical science and engineering. Now, with five additional years of U.S. National Science Foundation funding, what's next? research.nd.edu/news-and-event…

John LoSecco, Notre Dame Physics & Astronomy professor, has discovered a novel way to potentially identify the presence of dark matter in space by using very precise celestial clocks: A type of neutron star known as a pulsar. science.nd.edu/news-and-media…

The professor for the public understanding of science will work to make science accessible to all and to build public trust in science. Kate Biberdorf is a celebrated scientist known for her dynamic and entertaining approach to science communication. bit.ly/3YR2E0d

Meet the new cohort of Galvin Scholars! The Mary E. Galvin Science & Engineering Scholars Program is a selective program welcoming 80 incoming first-year students with intended #STEM majors each year.

A new study shows that "silent" synonymous mutations can still have significant effects. Biochemist Patricia L. Clark (Patricia L. Clark) is the lead author of the study. science.nd.edu/news-and-media…

Notre Dame Galvin Scholars presented their science and engineering summer research at the annual Galvin poster session yesterday. Congratulations to these #STEM undergrads who completed exciting and diverse research programs this summer!

Public talks for the #SouthBend community 👥 Join us for the first Our Universe Revealed event of the fall season! 📅 Wednesday, Sept. 4 ⌚️ 6:30 pm 📍 St. Joe County Public Library 📢 Deb Marr, Titan Athletics professor

The Rev. Joseph Carrier C.S.C. Science Medal is the most prestigious award presented by the College of Science. Join us as Michael Levitt, Ph.D., who won the 2013 The Nobel Prize in Chemistry, accepts the Rev. Carrier Medal. 📅 Sept. 9 ⌚️ 5:30 pm bit.ly/3yDZAtF

Football Fridays are almost here! ☘️ Join us for our Science Exploration Series on each Friday before home football games. First up: a planetarium show! 🔭 📅 Sept. 6 ⌚️ 4:30 pm 📍 Jordan Hall of Science bit.ly/3WMksbm #GoIrish

Notre Dame's Center for Bioanalytic Metrology is the world’s leading consortium for academic research in analytical science & engineering. New U.S. National Science Foundation funding will allow it to continue developing cutting-edge bioanalytical tools and methodologies: go.nd.edu/b86608

"Biberdorf’s new position, which she started this fall, is among the first professorships of its kind in the United States. It’s part of a broader plan by Notre Dame Science to engage scientific experts with [the] general public." More from Inside Higher Ed ⬇️ insidehighered.com/news/faculty-i…

"'I’ve been on a 10-year journey to make science fun and accessible,' said [Kate] Biberdorf, adding that she 'loves to blow up stereotypes' and considers herself a role model for the next generation of scientists." New article from Inside Higher Ed 🔥 bit.ly/4cT3a0V

Building trust between scientists 🤝 the public “It’s time that we get serious about this, because the more advanced the science becomes, the more distance there will be between the general public and politicians and academia.” — Dean Santiago Schnell bit.ly/4cT3a0V