Illumination Magazine, Research at the University of Missouri

Maureen Stanton discusses the importance of objects in American culture.

Bob Sites introduces intriguing specimens from MU's Enns Entomology Museum.

Lori Eggert shows how "non-invasive sampling" helps scientists understand the elusive elephants on Laos' Nakai Plateau.

MU scientists say the chemical additive bispenol A may have adverse health effects. Cheryl Rosenfeld explains why.

An innovative surgical procedure is helping Jack the dog breathe easier.

Is “English only” the best course for limited-proficiency students?

In the fight against terrorism, access to information is the first casualty.

When neural pathways go silent, heartbreak follows.

Might fewer fences make for happier, healthier neighbors?

Tickets notwithstanding, traffic cameras may be motorists’ best friends.

Former football players are prone to cognitive difficulties. Eating better may help.

Mansoo Yu says prenatal care isn’t just for expectant women.

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