Pedro de Jesús Cruz’s tenacious pursuit of organic chemistry research has led to a potentially transformative proof-of-concept in drug synthesis that could transform large-scale manufacturing.
Senate Appropriations Committee releases proposed FY23 spending bills On July 28, the Senate Appropriations Committee majority released all 12 of the long-awaited FY23 appropriations bills. Congress will likely pass a … Read more
Research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill continues to grow, bringing in more than $1.2 billion in funding awards during Fiscal Year 2022. This is the third … Read more
Carolina’s global research footprint boasts a diverse, innovative, and transformative impact. Our faculty are making exciting discoveries and sharing expertise that transcends geographic boundaries. I had the great fortune to … Read more
The inaugural winning teams of the Looking Forward funding program – co-created by Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Chancellor Harold L. Martin of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University – have been announced.
Copenhaver named director of Institute for Convergent Science Greg Copenhaver has been named director of the Institute for Convergent Science (ICS). In this new role, Copenhaver will work to define … Read more
Recently, we celebrated a $65 million award from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) to create an Antiviral Drug Discovery (AViDD) Center. Carolina’s low stone walls allowed our researchers to cross-pollinate disciplines and approaches across departments, regional, and global institutions to address one of the greatest global challenges of our time.
During Fall 2016 the NC General Assembly and UNC General Administration approved bonuses for EHRA and SHRA faculty/staff. There were two types of bonuses awarded. One bonus was an across-the-board … Read more
As I enter my third month of serving as interim vice chancellor for research, I am increasingly aware of important topics that I know would be beneficial to share with the wider research community at Carolina. My intention for this monthly blog will be to share that information with you.
In his role as co-editor for the Society for Cultural Anthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill anthropology professor Christopher Nelson helped create two series capturing the thoughts and feelings of anthropologists in Ukraine and Russia in the weeks following Russia’s invasion.