Stewardship Report
Your Investment in Action
Syngenta, a science-based agriculture company with a key production site in St. Gabriel, Louisiana, has partnered with LSU and FUEL to transform how digital twins are created for chemical processing facilities.
The LSU Energy Institute is a new, interdisciplinary research institute designed to strengthen the university’s leadership—and resulting impact—in energy research, natural resource management, and innovation. This strategic move aligns with LSU’s Scholarship First Agenda, where energy is one of five core focus areas for research critical to the future of Louisiana and the nation.
LSU Health New Orleans has entered into a strategic partnership with India's top-ranked engineering university, leveraging the strengths of both institutions to accelerate research and expand their global health impact.
A collaborative team of researchers has won a first-of-its-kind grant from the National Science Foundation to bring 10 of the country’s most brilliant research students to LSU to pursue a Ph.D. and emerge as leaders in energy and environmental science.
LSU Alexandria has partnered with the U.S. Army Garrison at Fort Polk to bring affordable, high-quality education directly to the installation, serving military personnel, families, retirees, and the broader Fort Polk community.
A Gulf-specific hurricane forecast developed at LSU’s Coastal Meteorology Lab allows Louisiana officials and residents to better understand how active the upcoming season might be for the U.S. Gulf Coast. It's one example of how the lab delivers real benefits to Louisiana.
Foreign adversaries are actively trying to disrupt critical infrastructure in the United States. Lillian Beck, a recent LSU computer science grad and summer intern at Idaho National Laboratory, is on a mission to protect the systems that keep America running.
First E-RISE grant to Louisiana will create jobs and solutions to transform agricultural wastes into liquid fuels for transportation, opening new revenue streams for Louisiana’s farmers and the state’s chemical industry.