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The study, funded by the Military Suicide Research Consortium, will include surveys and interviews of personnel in the Kentucky Army National Guard.

Funded by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs, this project will prepare 10 doctoral level scholars in special education, five at UK and five at UofL.

UK researcher April Young, and her team, have been gathering data on substance use in rural communities for a project known as CARE2HOPE.

The study presents new information showing how salamanders develop limbs in a strikingly different manner compared to frogs, chickens and mice.

The UK Digital Restoration Initiative in the College of Engineering has been working to perfect a technique to non-invasively recover the 2,000-year-old fragile papyri.

The project will create a new Kentucky Research Computing team (KyRC), led by Brian Nichols, James Griffioen and Doyle Friskney.

National leaders joined UK in launching a $87 million grant, the largest in its history, to reduce opioid deaths by 40% in 16 Kentucky counties over the next three years.

The lab aims to address mental health and wellness issues that affect active-duty, reserve, and veteran military populations and their families.

The research is novel in that it is exploring efficacy in treating more than one form of dementia at the same time. 

Alison Davis, an agricultural economics professor, will be part of the team studying the economics of investing in water and waste-water systems to reduce health inequalities in the rural South.