December Federal and Legislative Updates
FY23 funding outlook remains uncertain Lawmakers have not yet reached an agreement on funding levels for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23), which began October 1. On December 16, the current Continuing … Read more
FY23 funding outlook remains uncertain Lawmakers have not yet reached an agreement on funding levels for Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23), which began October 1. On December 16, the current Continuing … Read more
The new Triangle Research Data Center housed in the Carolina Population Center presents a wealth of otherwise unavailable microdata from various federal statistical agencies.
Congressional Midterm Election Results Election officials continue to count votes in multiple races following the November 8 elections, but it appears likely that Republicans will win enough seats to take … Read more
I was extremely fortunate to have traveled with 35 faculty and colleagues on this yearʼs Tar Heel Bus Tour. My experience affirmed for me that Carolinaʼs research and creative activities are truly making a difference in the lives of people throughout North Carolina, bringing to life our mission as a university of the people, for the people.
The new partnership will help researchers turn breakthrough biological insights into valuable chemical intellectual property (IP) and unlock substantial commercial and therapeutic potential at the University.
The Odum Institute Data Archive, in partnership with the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, is administering a survey to Carolina researchers to better understand the research data management needs on our campus.
By investigating the behavior of stem cells in a microscopic worm, Kacy Gordon’s lab hopes to produce useful knowledge at larger scales of biological complexity.
TO: Carolina Campus FROM: Andy Johns, Senior Associate Vice Chancellor for Research RE: Change to Operating Model for Facilities & Administrative (F&A) Funds Sharing for Collaborative Projects Research and scholarship … Read more
Tori Smith Ekstrand is an associate professor in the Hussman School of Journalism and Media. She has been contributing to research at Carolina for more than 10 years.
If you like a side of science with your dinner, TRU Talks is for you. The UNC Postdoc Association is resurrecting an event series aimed at bringing Carolina research to the Chapel Hill community in an inviting setting where technical jargon isn’t allowed.