UNC Research Celebrates Women’s History Month
UNC-Chapel Hill is a hub of groundbreaking research, and this Women’s History Month, we celebrate the exceptional women leading the charge.
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Leadership transition at the UNC Nutrition Research Institute
This is a message from Vice Chancellor for Research Penny Gordon-Larsen. Dear Colleagues, Today I am sharing the news that Stephen Hursting will be stepping down as director of the … Read more
March 2024 Federal and Legislative Update
Congress passes half of FY24 bills ahead of March 22 deadline On March 8, Congress passed a comprehensive FY24 spending package encompassing six bills: Agriculture-FDA, Energy-Water, Military Construction-VA, Transportation-HUD, Interior-Environment, … Read more
Researcher’s work in data, genetics moves oral health care forward
With a love of math and an interest in studying biology in a different way, UNC Adams School of Dentistry’s Di Wu has found the perfect niche for her skill-set in biostatistical research.
New study shows Black boys are less likely to be identified for special education when matched with Black teachers
The School of Education’s Constance Lindsay is part of a research team that found the relationship is strongest for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds
Celebrating the women behind the Galapagos Science Center
The Galapagos Initiative is home to incredible female leaders and scientists at UNC, USFQ, the Galapagos Science Center, and collaborators through the International Galapagos Science Consortium.
UNC Rural and UNC Research award six collaborations serving 29 rural counties
The Rural Research, Engagement and Advancement Fund promotes community-campus partnerships based in rural North Carolina supporting a wide range of engagement endeavors.
Rooted: Dara Wilson-Grant
Dara Wilson-Grant is the director of postdoctoral career and professional development for the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs within the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research. She has been contributing to research at Carolina for 17 years.
Carolina advances hurricane-driven flood prediction capabilities for coastal communities
A new modeling approach for river representation in the widely used coastal model ADCIRC may help ease the difficulty of modeling compound flooding by providing predictions and insights to the decision-makers working to keep their communities safe.
New Federal Current and Pending (Other) Support and Biosketch Requirements Coming Soon
This is a message from OVCR Research Science and Security, Office of Sponsored Programs, and School of Medicine’s Sponsored Programs Office. The Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) recently … Read more