Nobel Laureate Aziz Sancar’s lab published new insights last month on the effectiveness of chronochemotherapies, or strategies to use chemotherapy at particular times to maximize effectiveness, and recovery time for noncancerous cells.
Chris Clemens, physics professor and senior associate dean for natural sciences at Carolina, has been named senior associate dean for research and innovation, a new position within the College of Arts and Sciences.
A lot has changed since UNC’s founding 225 years ago. The Research Laboratories of Archaeology is now offering a glimpse into Carolina’s early days with its new virtual walking tour.
UNC Interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz invites members of the faculty to submit nominations for the 2019 Hettleman Prizes for Scholarly and Artistic Achievement by Young Faculty. These prizes, made possible by the generosity of Phillip (UNC Class of 1921) and … Continued
Carolina leads the way for making research materials available to the public, free of charge. Open Access is an evolving movement with an underlying mission to provide access to research to people regardless of their affiliation with a university or … Continued
Latest annual R&D survey reinforces UNC-Chapel Hill’s position as a top global research university The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has reached the ranks of the top-five research universities in the United States for federal research expenditures, according … Continued
Terry Magnuson has been elected the 2018 vice president and 2019 president of the Genetics Society of America (GSA). Magnuson, UNC-Chapel Hill’s vice chancellor for research and the Sarah Graham Kenan Professor in the Department of Genetics, previously served GSA … Continued