Research News

Using best practices outlined by the national Poison Book Project, undergraduate honors students use hands-on research skills to test Beaman Library books for toxic elements.

Student-built Skill Builder software will someday help teachers nationwide measure mastery of valuable soft skills in small group engagement in real time.

Lipscomb funds summer research to advance discovery in family science, robotics, art and faith, youth ministry and theology.

Nashvillian Reid Murdock adds to knowledge of safe clinic operation in disadvantaged nations through practicum to earn minor.

Anne Carlisle is on the fast track to become a clinical pharmacologist thanks to clinical and research skills earned at Lipscomb.