Podcast
  • Podcast
  • Mar 1 2017

Thomas Guskey is researching the way teachers grade and how they report that information to the parents, and how to improving grading to benefit the students.

  • Podcast
  • Feb 14 2017

E-Day coordinator, Chelsea Hansing, talks about the logistics of E-Day 2017, the goal of the event, and some of the exhibits and activities that will be available.

  • Podcast
  • Feb 8 2017

Aaron Garvey's research deals with branded and conspicuous product consumption and consumer decision making. He talks about the placebo effects brands can have on consumers.

  • Podcast
  • Jan 31 2017

Michele Staton-Tindall works with professionals across campus who take a multidisciplinary approach to widespread problems of substance abuse.

  • Podcast
  • Jan 24 2017

Weisenberger Mill, UK's CAER, and Shaker Landing Hydro Associates have teamed up to pilot test the first variable-speed generator in U.S. hydroelectric plant.

  • Podcast
  • Dec 7 2016

Claire Renzetti's research focuses on violence against women and ways to improve the quality of life for people who have experienced intimate partner violence.

  • Podcast
  • Nov 28 2016

John Craddock is working to streamline compliance for UK investigators seeking funding that may be regulated by export control laws.

  • Podcast
  • Nov 11 2016

John Gensel, and his lab team, is working to determine how to harness the reparative capabilities of inflammation in spinal cord injuries.

  • Podcast
  • Oct 26 2016

In this recent "Behind the Blue" podcast, UK Vice President for Research Lisa Cassis joined Amy Jones-Timoney and Kody Kiser of UK Public Relations and Marketing to discuss the new facility and the impact it will have on innovation and collaboration.

  • Podcast
  • Oct 24 2016

Diana Hallman talks about French grand opera as "cultural artifacts" with lasting impacts on politics and society.