Inside UNC Research: Tracking the Evolution of Data Science
Ashok Krishnamurthy is the director of the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) and co-director for informatics and data science at NC TraCS.
Ashok Krishnamurthy is the director of the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) and co-director for informatics and data science at NC TraCS.
Our researchers are working to develop innovative technologies to harness renewable energy sources and improve energy efficiency, all the while supporting our state’s economic development and providing hands-on opportunities for students.
Congress passes bipartisan debt ceiling bill with spending caps In early June, the House and Senate passed the Fiscal Responsibility Act (H.R. 3746) to avoid a government default. The legislation … Read more
The Office of Research Development is hosting a discussion with researchers interested in the limited submission opportunity on Friday, June 16 at 2 p.m.
Brian Boyd is the William C. Friday Distinguished Professor in the School of Education and interim director of the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute. He has been contributing to research at Carolina for 13 years.
Dustin Yocum has been appointed as the associate director for the Research Science and Security Program, a role he began May 1st. Prior to joining the program he was an … Read more
Jennifer Leeman is an associate professor in the School of Nursing and the co-principal investigator for the Center of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention’s Med-South Lifestyle Program and the Comprehensive … Read more
This year’s University Research Week (URW) events will highlight exceptional achievements of Carolina researchers and the benefits and impact that research has across our many disciplines addressing changing climates.
Debt ceiling negotiations continue ahead of June 1 default date President Biden and House Republicans have not yet reached an agreement on legislation to increase the debt ceiling. Biden held … Read more
At Carolina, we embrace research for the public good and we strive to ensure that our discoveries make tangible impact on citizens of our state and the world. Nowhere is that clearer than in the case of Carolina’s applied sciences and engineering research portfolio.