UNCRS Category: 24-25 Magazine

Mapping Marsh Futures

A man carries a drone out of a marsh.

Researchers from the Carolina Drone Lab use aerial imagery to assess marsh health in the Outer Banks.

A Wok Through Time

Michelle King

Michelle King unpacks the life of Chinese culinary icon Fu Pei-Mei in her recently released book, “Chop, Fry, Watch, Learn.”

Just the Facts

Heesoo Jang

After helping create a fact-checking service in South Korea, Heesoo Jang continues to improve trust between readers and the media at Carolina.

Let’s Get Clinical

Clockwise from top-left: Edwin Kim, William Miller and Vivian Go, Shawn Kneipp, Laura Jacox and Sugar, and Andrew Satterlee, Shawn Hingtgen and David Kram

Researchers across Carolina manage clinical trials to get novel treatments and interventions into the hands of those who need them most.

Drop by Drop

Abel Abraham uses a dropper to create a water droplet

Abel Abraham shares his journey from being a first-year student during the pandemic to becoming an award-winning mathematics major.

Beyond the Stacks

Kathryn Desplanque pulls a book from a shelf at Davis Library

Carolina’s libraries are vital for research, fueling projects across the university from art history to health science.

Everywhere Chemical Exposure

Plastic toys in various colors are arranged to form the shape of a child's head and shoulders, while gray toy building bricks are used to depict the child's brain.

Stephanie Engel uses scans of children’s brains to study the developmental effects of chemicals widely used in plastic products called phthalates.

An Unexpected Colleague

Mohammad Jarrahi looks at a mirror-image of himself made of numbers

Mohammad Jarrahi wants to create symbiosis between humans and AI to improve workplace processes.