Our strengths
Advancing next-generation medicine and health care solutions through our expanding and influential research network.
Driving innovation in automation, machine learning and modern manufacturing through collaborative research that enhances the quality of life, economic growth and security.
Leveraging interdisciplinary partnerships to fuel energy resilience, safeguard natural resources and ensure reliable food and water supply.
Transforming our research into groundbreaking discoveries that strengthen security and shape a brighter future.
We’re launching next-generation space science technology, materials and research to advance space exploration and train a skilled space workforce.
Portia Johnson, an assistant professor and Extension specialist in the College of Human Sciences, created the Alabama FAFSA Application Survival Toolkit to help students, families and educators navigate the application process.
Assistant Professor Hao Chen is using genomics to map the future of more sustainable and resilient bioenergy resources.
One of the heavyweights of next-generation electronics recently shared his vision for lightweight vehicles with the National Academy of Engineering. Auburn's Pradeep Lall presented at the academy's mini-symposium on Integrated, Flexible, Functional Materials. His talk, "Lightweighting through Additive In-Mold Electronics," explored how cutting-edge manufacturing technologies can reduce vehicle weight and improve efficiency.
COSAM's Michael Gramlich and Pharmacy's Miranda Reed study the brain degeneration associated with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Katie Rush uses powerful X-ray light sources to reveal how trace elements like selenium influence human health. Her cutting-edge work earned national recognition through the Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award.
