Periodical cicadas have appeared in Western Kentucky counties over the past few years, but the largest emergence area for 2025 will occur across most of Central and Eastern Kentucky.
Now operating as Equine Integrity & Anti-doping Sciences (EQIAS) Labs, the facility will continue to serve as a leader in antidoping testing for the equine and competition animal industries while expanding opportunities for research and innovation.
A new study, supported by UK's Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, has revealed a surprising genetic twist that may explain why horses are among the most powerful endurance athletes on the planet.
The IMPACT awards recognize the groundbreaking work conducted by faculty and staff and create opportunities for transdisciplinary collaboration to occur.
The UK Gaines Center for the Humanities invites the public to the 2025 Lafayette Seminar in Public Issues, featuring Lexington Vice Mayor Dan Wu as moderator.
The event on April 22 will bring together universities and agencies from across the state to honor achievements in environmental public health and the impact for Kentucky.
The April 2 conference, hosted by the UK College of Nursing’s Bridging Research Efforts and Advocacy Toward Healthy Environments, brought together health advocates from across Kentucky.
UK Researchers have received a nearly $442,000 grant from the NSF for their project, "IGE Track 1: Integrating Artificial Intelligence Technologies into Mining Education."
