Brent Seales' revolutionary virtual unwrapping tool can help uncover writings from ancient scrolls.
CAER 101 program is inspiring the next generation of scientists at Lexington elementary schools.
Taylor Robinson, a freshman studying chemical engineering, is doing research on muscle stem cells.
On October 23, 2015, the University of Kentucky broke ground on the new multidisciplinary research building.
Learn about the $265 million facility that will bring scientists together to tackle health disparities.
Undergraduate researcher Courtney McKelphin is part of the Kentucky NSF EPSCoR Research Scholars Program.
A UK doctoral student is combining new technology to support children with autism.
Tom Dziubla is turning natural antioxidants, like green tea, into biocompatible materials.
Stephen Parsons combines computer science, St. Chad Gospels, physics, Spanish, math and international studies.
The "Volume Cartographer" software tool will allow researchers to map the surface of a scroll.
