Catalyst, American University's science magazine, is designed to inform you about scientific research and results that affect us all. Catalyst is written by students, features many student projects, and aims to spark the scientific imagination of the AU community.
We feature science stars, professor profiles, and stories about students studying science outside the D.C. area. The events calendar and listserve inform readers about upcoming science-related events on campus. The Piping Hot section advertises science-related scholarships, internships, and jobs.
Current Issue
Current issue is spring 2009—download PDF or view selected online articles:
- That Looks Fishy to Me:
Biology student uses zebrafish to research diabetic retinopathy
- American University and Bioremediation:
Green solutions to age-old problems
- Green Chemistry: Professor Douglas Fox
- Getting out of Dodge
David Menasche at the Goddard Space Flight Center
- New Resources at the University Library
- Science Web Sites
- Show Him the Data: Professor Alan Silberberg
- Internships
