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UK partners with regional universities in super intelligence computing consortium

The University of Kentucky joined 14 other regional universities in a new super intelligence computing consortium to advance scientific research and innovation.

DOE visits UK to explore mining innovation, workforce development

U.S. Department of Energy leaders visited UK to highlight mining innovation, workforce development and critical minerals research.

UK researcher receives national ORAU Powe Award

UK biologist Alexandra Long earned the prestigious ORAU Powe Award for research exploring how cellular structures form, function and contribute to human disease.

UK Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab earns national accreditation in its 50th year

UK’s Plant Disease Diagnostic Laboratory earns national accreditation from the NPDN, recognizing diagnostic excellence in its 50th year serving Kentucky agriculture.

Markey physician leads new international guidance on bladder cancer biomarkers

New international guidance led by UK Markey Cancer Center's Dr. Patrick Hensley outlines how biomarkers can inform bladder cancer care.

Move to Connect: Susie Thiel and Amy Kostelic’s CURATE research

A UK CURATE-funded project is helping bring Move to Connect to communities across Kentucky, using creative movement to foster belonging, social connection and improved mental well-being.

UK Golisano Children’s shares in 5-year pediatric trauma grant to support providers, families

UK Golisano Children’s received a 5-year SAMHSA grant to expand trauma-informed care, provider training and family resources for pediatric traumatic stress.

Active Girls Healthy Women hosting coffee talk on staying strong while aging

The UK Active Girls Healthy Women Program will host a free Coffee Talk featuring Greg Pitts on strategies to support strength, movement and healthy aging.

2026 Ford Lecture to address policy challenges, prediction markets

UK's 2026 Ford Lecture explores prediction markets, election forecasting and the debate over government regulation of these rapidly growing platforms.

UK entomologist advances gene-silencing technology to protect forests from invasive pests

A UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment entomologist is closing in on a pest management strategy that could give landowners, cities and forest managers a highly targeted alternative to conventional insecticides.

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