What’s happening

Our Fall BFA and BAFA Exhibitions open November 27th and will be on view through December 10th in the Fine Arts Center’s Gallery III. Seniors Hollis Knight and Casey Wales have their work on display.

This presentation will provide an overview of the cause of microarchitectural side-channel vulnerability and will examine a few examples and how to take advantage of them. We will conclude by exploring potential strategies to mitigate such vulnerabilities and generally ensure hardware security

Chemical reactions lie at the heart of processes designed to meet our growing energy and material needs. The first step towards designing and optimizing chemical reactions involves identification of underlying mechanisms and quantification of rates. Quantum chemistry methods along with theories such as transition state theory (TST) are indispensable for this purpose and have played a pivotal role in elucidating mechanisms in recent decades.

Understanding how f-elements and transition metals interact/communicate are critical for pioneering new catalysts and could shed light on unusual biological interactions. Our group focuses on the synthesis and characterization of complexes that contain both f-elements and transition metals, with the intent of studying electronic structure and reactivity.

Guitar Studio Concert

Performances of WSU guitar students and faculty. Solo and ensemble works in a wide range of styles!

Class Guitar I

Class Guitar II

Guitar Performance Workshop

WSU Guitar Ensemble

Featuring special guests Doc. D. on percussion and Dr. Aaron Hill on sax!