Dorothy Espelage and Marisa Marraccini, both professors in the School of Education, have joined a multi-state project to lead North Carolina efforts comparing school-based prevention programs.
LaChaun Banks in the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School discusses the importance of removing barriers to better-paying jobs for rural community growth.
The Collegeās Michael E. Taylor has been awarded the 2026 Leroy P. Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition for his fundamental treatise āPartial Differential Equations, Volumes I-III,ā which have had an immeasurable impact on the field.
A new study from biology researchers in the College shows that large language models can accurately determine the locations where plant specimens were originally collected, a process known as georeferencing.
SOMās Jenny Ting has been announced as the recipient of American Association of Immunologistsā Lifetime Achievement Award.
Developed by the Collegeās Wubin Bai and SOMās Jason Stein, the sensor could accelerate drug discovery and open new paths for understanding and treating psychiatric and neurological disorders.
Ross Boyce, faculty member in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and UNC School of Medicine, discusses research he recently led on permethrin-treated baby wraps to reduce malaria in Africa.
Endowed professorships are one of the highest honors the University bestows to faculty members who exemplify Carolinaās standards for excellence in scholarship, teaching and service.
Gillings and College researchers have uncovered how diabetes distress evolves for adults over 65 with Type 1 diabetes, identifying who faces the greatest strain and where care needs to improve.
The Carolina Population Centerās Karen Guzzo testified about birth rate trends and shared recent research regarding the conditional factors that influence an individualās decision to start a family.