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UK-CARES Attends the 64th Annual Society of Toxicology (SOT) Meeting & ToxExpo

UK-CARES was well represented at the 64th Annual Society of Toxicology (SOT) Meeting & ToxExpo

UK scientists reveal new insights into Kentucky’s water quality challenges

A new study has offered the most in-depth look at what’s flowing through Kentucky’s streams and rivers, and how these waterways can be safeguarded.

Research ambassador Abbey McNely shares her experience in research in Indonesia and her journey at UK

UK College of Arts and Sciences student Abbey McNely is researching the impact of tourism in Bali, Indonesia

CAER, State Energy & Environment Cabinet launch sustainable aviation fuel study

Researchers have created a survey that will assess the risk associated with representative feedstocks that can be used to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel in Kentucky.

UK transforming invasive carp into health-boosting collagen products

The UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is leading a new project that could redefine how invasive carp are managed in U.S. waterways

UK senior’s salamander research leads to success outside the classroom

When William Taylor asked his professor about additional opportunities in herpetology, he found two unique research projects at Robinson Forest.

NSF grant propels UK chemist’s research on air pollution

This study, led by Marcelo Guzman, focuses on the chemical interactions of pollutants at the interface of atmospheric particles, an issue at the forefront of atmospheric chemistry research.

UK’s Loka Ashwood awarded MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ for groundbreaking work in rural communities, environmental justice

One of 22 fellows recognized this year, Ashwood's groundbreaking work in rural communities received seed funding from the Energy Research Priority Area.

IRC program awards nearly $600,000 in pilot grants to support campus research

UK’s Igniting Research Collaborations (IRC) program has awarded nearly $600,000 in pilot grants to support cross-college interdisciplinary research.

‘Behind the Blue:’ ‘Fungal Feasts,’ presented by plant pathology assistant professor Lou Hirsch

On this episode of “Behind the Blue,” we feature Lou Hirsch, assistant professor of plant pathology in the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, presenting the talk "Fungal Feasts: Fungi are all around us — and tasty!”

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