Expert Topics
Expert Topics
Many members of the Auburn University faculty are key sources of information for local, state and national topics. Their perspective and expertise on a wide variety of issues can help reporters and their audiences gain a better understanding of a story. With this Auburn Experts page, we highlight below a listing of Q&As and articles from our faculty that seek to provide greater insight into the real-world issues we face daily. Our experts are willing and able to speak to media on these topics and more. Reporters interested in connecting can do so by contacting Communications Director Preston Sparks in our Office of Communications and Marketing at (334) 844-9999 or pjs0027@auburn.edu.
Expert Listing
Check out Auburn University’s listing of experts who can speak on such topics as cybersecurity, 3D printing, partnerships with Delta and NASA, national pilot shortages, stock market concerns, financial analysis, health sciences, block chain technology, affordable housing, radio-frequency identification and much more.
Expert ListAuburn Experts in the News
- Comet Wirtanen will streak to within 7 million miles of Earth next weekend
Forbes
Quoted: Dennis Bodewits, associate professor of physics - Nashville will become a critical hub for Amazon's logistics business
Business Insider – Nov. 15, 2018
Quoted: Beth Davis-Sramek, associated professor in supply chain management - North Korean hackers pose threat through innovative tactics, say experts
The Washington Times – Nov. 13, 2018
Quoted: Frank Cilluffo, director of Auburn University’s Charles D. McCrary Institute - Foreign adversaries will ‘continue to push misinformation’ after Election Day
The Washington Post – Nov. 7, 2018
Quoted: Frank Cilluffo, director of Auburn University’s Charles D. McCrary Institute - With a rise in chemotherapy for pets, veterinary staff is at increased risk for exposure
Miami Herald – Oct. 18, 2018
Quoted: Annette N. Smith, Auburn University’s Robert & Charlotte Lowder Distinguished Professor in Oncology, Department of Clinical Sciences, and lead author of a “consensus statement” published this year that focused on ways to minimize harm to veterinary workers and pet owners exposed to chemotherapy drugs. - Why our politics are awash in emotion
The Washington Post – Oct. 10, 2018
Quoted: Melissa Blair, assistant professor of history