“We believe that this approach could facilitate the effective treatment of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria."

Discovery gives scientists the ability to create graphene-like structures for many other elements

Team will  develop photovoltaic devices made of silicon-germanium-tin

NASA awards $245,000 to University of Arkansas-affiliated firm to develop complex circuits

In a new Research Frontiers video, University of Arkansas biologist J.D. Willson and his graduate students search for reptiles and amphibians at Woolsey Wet Prairie Sanctuary on the outskirts of Fayetteville. Willson’s research group has found rare species in the restored prairie wetland, such as the Graham’s crayfish snake and the crawfish frog.

New research at the University of Arkansas suggests that methanogens – among the simplest and oldest organisms on Earth – could survive on Mars.

Data collected on Mars by NASA’s Curiosity rover and analyzed by University of Arkansas researchers indicate that water, in the form of brine, may exist under certain conditions on the planet’s surface.

Engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas have invented a novel electrical power converter system that simultaneously accepts power from a variety of energy sources and converts it for use in the electrical grid system.

The Tyson Family and Tyson Foods Inc. have made a substantial gift toward creating a first-of-its-kind agricultural research center in Arkansas – one of the most consequential gifts to advance water quality and sustainability research in the state's history.   

Both chemical and organic growers expressed bias for preferred method.

Discovery represents advance in understanding of conductive material.

Work will improve processors, drivers, controllers and other circuits.

Methanogens sustain life under extremes of heat and cold.

Interdisciplinary team uses discrete differential geometry.

Surface modification allows cell to absorb more light.