Catherine Linnen, an assistant professor of biology, is the recipient of the National Science Foundation's prestigious $950,000 Faculty Early Career Development award.
A project from the UK Libraries Special Collections Research Center was one of 41 selected to receive a 2018 Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Grant.
The Office of the Vice President for Research sent Kaylynne Glover and Alexa Johnson to Washington D.C. for “CASE: Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering.” See what they learned.
Over the next three years and with a nearly $1 million grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, UK researchers are studying whether a rapid blood test could serve as another means of support in diagnosing concussion.
This strategic collaboration, which includes UK's Office of Technology Commercialization and a pharmacy researcher at UK, involves R&D for US WorldMeds’ investigational product, lofexidine.
This article provides results from focus groups and interviews conducted with 138 patients and 110 family caregivers from California, Colorado, Kentucky, Louisiana, New England, and Pennsylvania.
Postdoctoral researchers and graduate students from all disciplines are invited to present posters and oral presentations, with a chance to win cash prizes. The deadline to submit an abstract for a poster presentation is Friday, May 18.
LUXFER MEL Technologies, a global producer and supplier of inorganic materials, has licensed technology from the UK Center for Applied Energy (UK CAER) that shows great promise in reducing vehicle emissions.
Healthcare professionals and researchers from UK HealthCare, UK College of Nursing, and Eastern State Hospital partnered to share resources dedicated to improving research and patient outcome.
With a $4.9 million contract from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), the University of Kentucky will expand and improve treatment for pregnant women with opioid use disorder (OUD) in rural areas of Kentucky through the PATHways program.
