Research Reflections: Structuring Your Scholarly Program
Dec 1, 2020
What does it mean to structure a scholarly program? Dr. Joseph Heppert explains what goes into creating a culture for scientific endeavors and how it starts with one person – you.
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Fighting the Pandemic: Ensuring Mask Effectiveness
Nov 18, 2020
While the CDC recommends wearing a mask, it became apparent to Texas Tech researchers that not all masks are equally effective. Hear how they made efforts to determine which masks worked better than others.
tags: COVID-19, Department of Geosciences, Atmospheric science, College of Engineering, Coronavirus, Raider Impacts
Why Do You Research? Ryan B. Williams
Nov 10, 2020
Dr. Ryan B. Williams, professor in the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, talks about his love of learning and how it helps him in his research pursuits.
tags: College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Why Do You Research, Agricultural & Applied Economics, Raider Impacts, Casnr
Research Reflections: Aligning with Sponsor Needs
Oct 27, 2020
In this segment of “Research Reflections,” Dr. Joseph Heppert talks about aligning your research interests with a funding agency's needs.
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