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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.

NIH SciENcv Biosketch Guidance

Collaborative Grant Services recommends generating and certifying a new SciENcv biosketch for any NIH application if the biosketch was generated before Sept. 18, 2026.

Searching for the ‘super tomato’: UK lab advancing horticultural crop breeding for a healthier future

A lab at the UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is at the forefront of breeding and genetics of fruits and vegetables.

UK aerospace students collect eclipse data for NASA in 'Land of Fire and Ice'

UK aerospace students joined a NASA-supported research mission in Iceland, using balloons and drones to measure how a total solar eclipse impacts Earth's atmosphere.

New UK training program connects microbiology and immunology trainees

A new UK training program funded by the NIH will help graduate students build connections across disciplines while advancing their dissertation research.

UK researchers study how sports may support autistic children

A team of researchers in the College of Education at UK is studying how sports programs designed for autistic children may support social skills and physical fitness.

Game on: Cross-campus collaboration brings art, technology and play to young neurology patients

UK researchers are studying whether gamified technology can improve engagement, enjoyment and performance for children during clinical walking assessments.

UK researcher develops roadmap to strengthen surgical teamwork and patient safety

New research from UK College of Medicine faculty member Helen Wei is shedding light on the working relationship between surgeons and anesthesiologists.

UK study finds fungus in Kentucky’s forest grass makes rare bug-fighting chemicals

UK researchers have discovered that a fungus living inside a common Kentucky woodland grass produces a rare combination of chemicals that likely helps protect the plant from hungry insects.

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