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RUNC: Cameron Neale

Cameron Neale

Cameron Neale explores how Christianity influenced and supported Southern female labor organizers in the 1920s and ’30s.

AI for Better Births

Jeff Stringer in front of a screen covered in pregnancy ultrasounds

Jeffrey Stringer has merged an AI app with a portable ultrasound device to improve maternal and child health.

Scholars In Sync

Florence Babb and Victoria Rovine are smiling while sitting on a sofa in their living room. Their dog, Harry, is sitting between them.

Florence Babb and Victoria Rovine’s partnership is defined by a shared passion for research and teaching — and choosing the right universities at the right time.

Finding Their Way Home

Bill Miller and Clara Lee cross the bridge over Manning Drive on UNC's medical campus

Bill Miller and Clara Lee have navigated nearly two decades of marriage and academia, including a departure from and return to Carolina, where their relationship began.

Boundaries and Balance

Daniel Klasik, Ethan Hutt, and their dog Holtby

Since graduate school, education researchers Ethan Hutt and Daniel Klasik have navigated academia and their relationship with grit and grace.

Crafting Their Story

Renee Alexander Craft and Howard Craft

Howard Craft and Renée Alexander Craft share a commitment to storytelling to preserve history, support different perspectives, and inspire creativity.

Stars in Their Eyes

Manuel and Megan Maeso under the starry sky of the full dome theater at Morehead Planetarium

Newlyweds and postdoctoral researchers Manuel and Megan Maeso look forward to a future filled with companionship, empathy, and science.

RUNC: Anna Gatdula

Anna Gatdula

Anna Gatdula studies how the atomic bomb influences music, art, and culture.