Elizabeth Chapin

June 9, 2022

UK Hosts Inaugural GEN-EV Race at Kroger Field

Students on the Rise STEM Academy team prepare for the GEN-EV race at Kroger field June 4. Kirsten Delamarter | Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet
June 9, 2022

UK Investigators Receive $3.7 Million to Study Kentucky’s Sleep Deprivation Epidemic

UK researchers Christal Badour and Mairead Moloney are leading a study to understand why residents in Appalachian Kentucky are some of the nation’s most sleep-deprived. Arden Barnes | UK Photo
June 8, 2022

2022 Undergraduate Research Mentor Award Winners Announced

2022 Excellent Undergraduate Research Mentor Award winner Tayo Adedokun with students Grace Perrin and Malia Jones.
June 7, 2022

UK Launches College and Career Studies Program for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

University of Kentucky student Ann Switzer at the 2021 HDI Summer Leadership Experience.
June 8, 2022

NSF Fellowship to Support UK Professor’s Work on Philosophy of Science

NSF EPSCoR Research Fellowship will support Bursten's project to produce the first analysis of the epistemology of agricultural science.
June 6, 2022

Inaugural Award Honors 6 Excellent Undergraduate Research Ambassadors

2022 Excellent Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Caleb Kennedy, Bridget Bolt, Shelby McCubbin, Gretchen Ruschman and Emily Keaton (not pictured is Courtney Martin).
June 2, 2022

UK Research Project Seeks to Capture CO2 and Produce Hydrogen

UK researchers will design, retrofit, and research a dual solvent CO2 capture system on CAER’s existing 0.1 MWthermal bench-scale facility using natural gas-derived flue gas. Pictured: Principal Investigator Heather Nikolic. Photo by Mark Mahan.
June 1, 2022

What Is Monkeypox? A UK Virologist Explains

Udomkarn Chitkul, iStock/Getty Images Plus
May 31, 2022

UK’s Ian McClure Appointed to National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship

UK's Ian McClure has been appointed to the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
May 31, 2022

UK Study: Asymptomatic COVID-19 Could Still Cause Pregnancy Risks

Research from the lab of Ilhem Messaoudi (right) suggests asymptomatic COVID-19 could still cause adverse pregnancy outcomes. Mark Cornelison | UK Photo

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