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After Developing Small Spacecraft, UK Students Help Launch it From NASA Wallops

The team's small spacecraft — a 7-inch diameter re-entry capsule — reached an altitude of 94 miles before coming back down to Earth. Video taken on board the rocket, complete with a UK logo, shows the capsule being ejected before entering the atmosphere.

5 UK Undergrads Selected for NSF Summer Research Programs

Five of the university's undergraduate students pursued research in their fields of study this summer with funding from the National Science Foundation-Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.

Honaker Awarded $6 Million from Department of Energy for Rare Earth Element Recovery Pilot Plant

Rick Honaker, Professor of Mining Engineering, was awarded $6 Million by the Department of Energy to move on to a second phase of research in an effort to recover rare earth elements from coal and coal byproducts.

NASA Kentucky EPSCoR Program Receives $850,000 in New Awards

NASA has announced two new three-year awards totaling $850,000 for the NASA Kentucky EPSCoR Program, hosted at the University of Kentucky.

Enabling Evidenced-Based Policy: the Kentucky Research Data Center

The Kentucky Research Data Center (KRDC) will official open in July and be the only East Central regional Federal Statistical Research Data Center.

UK Honors the 2017-2018 University Research Professors

The University Research Professorship Award was awarded to 16 faculty members who have demonstrated excellence in research and creative work.

E-Day Open House Offers Hands-on Engineering

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.

Virtually Unwrapping the En-Gedi Scroll

Brent Seales and his team have virtually unwrapped the En-Gedi scroll to find the earliest copy of Leviticus found in a Holy Ark.

Brent Seales Motivated by Possibilities of Seemingly Impossible Problems

Brent Seales' revolutionary virtual unwrapping tool can help uncover writings from ancient scrolls.

Zach Anderson brings Wearable Technology to the Operating Room

Computer science student brings wearable technology into the OR to reduce doctor distractions.