Chapman University - Schmid College of Science

In Dr. Bill Wright’s lab, students venture out to nearby coasts to observe the territorial habits of the Lottia gigantea, or limpet. Learn more
Since 1993, Dr. Walter Piper has studied how loons gain and defend territories in a study population in northern Wisconsin. Learn more
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is a devastating disease in which the overall five year survival rate is approximately 3-5%. Learn more
Using tools from plant physiological ecology, evolutionary physiology, and biochemistry, the funk lab focuses on three themes... Learn more
Dr. Shari Kuchenbecker and her collaborators explore the many ways that psychology can improve the quality of daily life. Learn more
Combining laboratory studies, field sampling, and research at X-ray synchrotron facilities, members of the Environmental Geochemistry Lab conduct independent research on current environmental problems involving heavy metals in natural settings. Learn more

Luis Ortiz-Franco, Ph.D., was honored with an Apple of Good awared recently by the Orange County HEEF. more
Lindsey Hughes paper was accepted for the 2009 Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems more
Congrats Amy Buchmann! more
Dr. David Pincus named new Director of Frances L. Smith Community Clinic more
Science Forum Series

The Schmid College of Science offers degrees and programs designed for students who aspire to become tomorrow’s scientists or health care providers or who intend to work in fields related to science and technology. We provide our students with opportunities to engage in faculty mentored research, to work with local businesses and agencies as student interns, and to become involved in community outreach through clubs and volunteer work.