Baylor University's vision affirms that the world needs a preeminent Christian research university, addressing significant global challenges through top-tier research. Learn more about systemic growth across Baylor's research enterprise and advancement toward R1/Tier research status.

Zhenrong Zhang’s nanoscale microscope development addresses multidisciplinary challenges.

Baylor celebrates substantial research growth and all who make it possible on National Research Administrator Day, and launches a new brand campaign highlighting research marked by compassion, curiosity and courage.

Ronald Angelo Johnson’s research illuminates how past generations inspire modern solutions.

Danielle Parrish fills gaps in care for young women in the juvenile justice system.

Amanda Hering applies data-driven methods to transform the U.S. water system.

Bryan Brooks investigates upstream health solutions to address developing challenges.

A $1.5 million gift from Jim and Tammy Snee establishes an endowed faculty chair position to lead research efforts addressing food security through the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty (BCHP).

Chris Kearney is developing a prophylactic approach to address the military's No. 1 infectious disease challenge, utilizing peptides to prevent traveler's diarrhea.

Results from Baylor Religion Survey Wave 6 data show patterns of negative emotional responses to COVID-19 pandemic.

The Vance Masteller Chair within Communication Sciences and Disorders will help to attract and retain a leading scholar researcher who will serve as a leader for the department’s new Autism Clinic.

With her latest research, Allison Alford continues to draw attention to what she describes as the underappreciated role of the daughter in American society.

Linda Olafsen's interdisciplinary research utilizes ultrasound technology and malleable wires to provide medics with improved tools to locate internal injuries.

At the intersection of toxicology and materials science, Christie Sayes is working to promote health as advanced materials presented uncharted opportunities on airplanes, automobiles and more.

Bryan Brooks is a partner of the Global Estuaries Monitoring (GEM) Programme to study environmental pollutants in the estuaries of major cities across the globe.

George Cobb, professor and chair of environmental science, has been appointed to serve as a member of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals.

Leigh Greathouse, Ph.D., human sciences and design faculty and cancer survivor, receives $480,000 Department of Defense Career Development Award to study link between diet and colon cancer treatment.

Resuscitative drug to aid individuals injured far from care, patented by Baylor environmental science professor Erica Bruce.

Esteemed researcher, inventor, is the University’s first endowed chair hire through the Baylor Academic Challenge; will join Baylor from Oregon State University in 2022.

Learn more about how Baylor professors and inventors are expanding the color palette available to creatives on digital cameras, stretching beyond traditional RGB broadcast color.

Significant strides made over the past four years across numerous metrics have the University projected to achieve its R1 goals by 2024.

Baylor researcher Ryan McManamay considers ecosystem footprint of climate mitigation energy pathways in study published in Biological Conservation.

Cheolho Sim, associate professor of biology, has dedicated his research towards suppressing mosquito populations and slowing the spread of disease. He recently earned an NSF grant to untangle the genetic roots of diapause.

Taking tools and methods from computer science and applying them to solve fundamental biological questions, Mary Lauren Benton opens doors to analyses of DNA's influence on disease.

New study that includes contributions by Baylor planetary geophysicist Peter James, identifies previously unrecognized pattern of tectonic deformation on Venus.