science

The students processed over 600 specimens representing eight of New Jersey’s estimated 165 known butterfly species. The resulting high-resolution images and detailed metadata will be made available to researchers worldwide.

As a child, Shane Warner ’24 was exposed to hospitals and medical facilities when his father underwent a heart transplant. Wanting to give back to the medical field, Warner, who is an allied health major with a concentration in medical laboratory science (MLS), is spending his senior year of college completing the clinical portion of his 3+1 allied health program at the Hershey Medical Center.

To show their support for Immaculata, LLI members recently donated more than $16,500 toward the purchase of equipment for the new Parsons Science Pavilion.

The funds will assist in the procurement of equipment for the new Parsons Science Pavilion, and will also expand nursing simulation labs.

This summer, three students are getting their hands dirty with scientific research—growing fungi, studying yeast DNA and watching the movements of molecules.

Drawn to IU because of small class sizes, David Crowell ’23 is dedicated to his education and making the best of his college experience.

Since arriving at Immaculata in 2012, Dr. Orlando finds the atmosphere fits her well, and allows her to both focus on teaching students and do research.

Aleah and Tasia, coworkers at Johnson & Johnson, both aspire to become scientists, and love the flexibility online courses offer busy adults raising families.