LSU is honoring six faculty members who have earned national or international recognition for their research.
The “Rainmakers” honor is given to professors who stand out for their ability to secure research funding and publish in prominent journals.
“Their high-caliber discoveries further the university’s mission to improve lives in Louisiana and all around the world,” Vice President of Research and Economic Development Robert Twilley said in a news release.
The Rainmakers includes scholars in the early, middle and senior stages of their careers. The winners will each receive a $1,000 stipend and be honored in a reception in the Huey P. Long Fieldhouse ballroom.
The release describes the research each professor does that won them the award:
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