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Caffeine in our genes
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To Wake a Sleeping Killer
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_036600.jpgDavid Margolis and Joe Eron find out whether a cancer drug can beat HIV. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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Can't Beat the View
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_036515.jpgLaura Ruel looks at the web through readers' eyes. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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The Little Doll in the Middle
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_036490.jpgMeet Myron Cohen, the man behind Science magazine's 2011 Breakthrough of the Year. (Endeavors magazine) Read more...
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Keeping house
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@oic/documents/content/ccm3_036321.jpgDuring the mortgage-lending crisis, thousands of low-income borrowers still made their payments on time. Here's what their lenders did right, and how to keep the goal of homeownership in sight for low- and middle-income families. Read more...
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Life as Art: A Visual Science Fair
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_036275.jpgForty-one faculty and graduate students in the life sciences will showcase their scientific artwork in an exhibit at the North Carolina Botanical Gardens. (April 15 through April 27) Read more...
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Flight Risk
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_036168.jpgHow birds react to shifts in temperature and what this means in a warming world. (Endeavors magazine)
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In Pain on Purpose
/ccm/groups/public/@research/@vc/documents/content/ccm3_035964.jpgFor researchers to understand how to battle chronic pain, some of us—whether we suffer from chronic pain or not—will have to endure a lot of poking, prodding, and even burning. (Endeavors magazine)
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Poverty researcher wins major grants to evaluate cash transfer programs in Malawi and Zimbabwe
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Research at Carolina
People make discoveries in every corner of our campus — some that will change our entire state, and even our world. The minds and hands behind research at Carolina can belong to anyone — students, faculty, and staff all find opportunities to bring their ideas to life.
2011 Research Highlights
Whether they’re trying to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems or finding the answers to scholarly questions, Carolina faculty often engage in fascinating research. 2011 was no exception. Here are some of the biggest UNC Research stories and trends of the year.
