UK doctoral student Alexandra Johansen authored a comprehensive review of methamphetamine use disorder treatments, highlighting research gaps and promising targets for future medication development.
UK researchers are studying RNA interference to combat laurel wilt and other invasive tree diseases, offering a targeted approach to protecting forests and native tree species.
A new Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment program is betting that horses can be the hook that pulls more students into science-based careers.
A College of Education initiative will expand evidence-informed substance-use prevention programming for young people across Kentucky after receiving nearly $200,000 from the Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission.
Robin Cooper, professor in the Department of Biology in the College of Arts and Sciences, is one of this year’s distinguished Great Teacher Award recipients.
The 2026 program features a mix of platform and poster presentations, including research from recipients of the U.S. Geological Survey 104(b) student research enhancement grants.
Katherine Hartmann is joining a select group of national leaders tasked with guiding the next chapter of one of the country’s largest health data resources, the National Clinical Cohort Collaborative.
Doug Boyd is transforming access to oral history through CURATE-supported research, using innovative indexing tools, community partnerships and AI technologies to make more than 21,000 historical interviews searchable, discoverable and accessible.
