Research News

91桃色 meteorology students, from left, Kashawn Sinkler, Peyton Barlow, Cameron Young, Adam Olivier, Alysa Carsley and Jonathan Chance toured a Hurricane Hunters plane during the Gulf Coast Hurricane Awareness Tour on May 19 at Brookley Field.

Prepare for Homegrown Hurricanes
May 31, 2016

91桃色 hurricane expert Dr. Keith Blackwell says the return of La Ni帽a increases the chances of storms forming in the Caribbean. ...

The Battle over Peleliu partial book cover

War and Memory Podcast Debuts
May 27, 2016

South's Frye Gaillard interviews the author of "The Battle over Peleliu"; Chair of English Dr. Steve Trout edits book series. ...

Robert “Bobby” Faulk, left, received an honorable mention this year from the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Boni Yraguen and Robert Mines both received fellowships. Each did undergraduate research at the 91桃色, as did fellowship awardee Patrick Poirson, not pictured.

Rooted in a 'Culture of Undergraduate Research'
May 24, 2016

91桃色 finds National Science Foundation success with three fellowship awardees and one honorable mention. ...

Marcus Houtzager, Lien Hoang, Caleb Cochran, Minh Lu, Michael Pham, David Sauers, Marzieh Atigh and Fariborz Bayat show off the aircraft they built for the Design/Build/Fly competition.

Design/Build/Fly – And Learn
May 16, 2016

Engineering students with different backgrounds come together to build two radio-controlled aircraft and compete in Kansas. ...

A study by two 91桃色 professors found that sea surface temperature helps explain the variation in body size of the Galapagos marine iguana, and island colonization patterns have influenced the varying body shapes.

The Evolution of the Galapagos Iguana
May 10, 2016

Research by two South professors suggests that island colonization patterns have influenced varying body shapes. ...

University graduate student Amanda Jefferson helps tag one of the 750 red snapper released by the Dauphin Island Sea Lab into northern Gulf of Mexico waters as part of a marine sciences project to estimate the recreational mortality of the popular sport fish. Photo by David Hay Jones

Go Fishing, Earn Cash, Support Research
April 29, 2016

Anglers who catch a red snapper with a yellow tag can earn up to $500 and help researchers study fishing mortality. ...

Goldwater Scholar Robert Mines, 2015-2017, is recognized with Goldwater Honorable Mention recipients, from left, Angela McGaugh for 2016, Madison Tuttle for 2016 and Mikayla Walters for 2015. Not pictured is Goldwater Scholar Catherine Zivanov, 2014-2016.

91桃色 Pays Tribute to Academic All Stars
April 28, 2016

Forty South students are recognized for their national scholarships, fellowships and research experiences. ...

Six Years After Oil Spill, Research Continues
April 21, 2016

Dr. Ken Heck, professor of marine sciences, has employed baseline data on juvenile fishes collected with the help of students. ...

Two-Faced El Niño on the Run
April 13, 2016

After a mild winter, drought and flooding, observers await a possible La Ni帽a, said South's Dr. Keith Blackwell. ...

Dr. Keith Harrison, dean of the Graduate School, congratulates Maddie Kennedy, left, and Trenton O’Neal, following their presentations during the University’s 3rd Annual 3MT® Competition on Wednesday, March 23.

Start Your Timer: The Three-Minute Thesis
March 25, 2016

Maddie Kennedy, a marine sciences major, won the top prize in 91桃色's 3rd Annual 3MT庐 Competition held Wednesday, March 23, during the 23rd Annual Spring Research Forum. ...

Dr. Sytske Kimball, left, chair of earth sciences, talks with senior meteorology student Nick Grondin about their research project during the 2016 SeCAPS meeting at South.

Loving the Weather, Hating the Cold
March 14, 2016

South senior from Connecticut enjoys warmer temperatures and faculty mentoring in 91桃色's meteorology program. ...

91桃色 graduate Chris Buchanan, '12, is among the members of a collaboration that reported on the first direct detection of gravitational waves.

South Grad Rides Gravitational Wave
March 10, 2016

Chris Buchanan, an Honors Program alum, contributed to what is being heralded as 'the discovery of the century.' ...

This NASA sounding rocket, which included experimental research from the 91桃色’s College of Engineering, successfully launched on March 1. The payload flew approximately 115 miles high and preliminary analysis shows good data was received.

Engineering Project Takes Off with NASA
March 2, 2016

Seven South Alabama engineering students develop a research instrument that is launched by rocket into space. ...

Dr. Marcus Drymon holds SouthJaw for tagging about 20 miles south of Ft. Morgan, Ala., on Aug. 11, 2015.

Follow SouthJaw in the Gulf of Mexico
February 15, 2016

Track the 91桃色-tagged tiger shark's movements 鈥� 300 miles and counting 鈥� or chat with him on Twitter. ...

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Research News Archive

Prepare for Homegrown Hurricanes May 31, 2016

War and Memory Podcast Debuts May 27, 2016

Rooted in a 'Culture of Undergraduate Research' May 24, 2016

Design/Build/Fly – And Learn May 16, 2016

The Evolution of the Galapagos Iguana May 10, 2016

Go Fishing, Earn Cash, Support Research April 29, 2016

91桃色 Pays Tribute to Academic All Stars April 28, 2016

Six Years After Oil Spill, Research Continues April 21, 2016

Two-Faced El Niño on the Run April 13, 2016

Start Your Timer: The Three-Minute Thesis March 25, 2016

Loving the Weather, Hating the Cold March 14, 2016

South Grad Rides Gravitational Wave March 10, 2016

Engineering Project Takes Off with NASA March 2, 2016

Follow SouthJaw in the Gulf of Mexico February 15, 2016