UNC Charlotte researchers continue to explore answers to complex challenges while cultivating talent to meet workforce needs regionally, statewide and nationally.
Charlotte ranks among the fastest-growing research universities in the United States for research expenditures and among the top one-third of all U.S. research universities. Specifically, over the past decade, the University’s research expenditures have increased by 123%
New and emerging partnerships that are serving as a catalyst for technology commercialization and industry growth with NCInnovation, and federal planning grants from the Economic Development Administration’s inaugural Tech Hubs program and the NSF’s Engines program that could lead to funding awards of up to $160 million.
The Division of Research at UNC Charlotte advances the quality, diversity and growth of research at UNC Charlotte.
Below are a few 2023 research highlights from Charlotte’s eight colleges.
Belk College of Business |
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Cato College of Education |
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College of Arts + Architecture |
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College of Computing and Informatics |
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College of Health and Human Services |
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College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences |
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College of Science |
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William States Lee College of Engineering |
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The Mebane Foundation awarded 
Architecture professor 
Richard Allen White III, assistant professor of bioinformatics and genomics,
Faculty members from the College of Health and Human Services and the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 
A North Carolina 
Patricija van Oosten-Hawle, an assistant professor of biological sciences, 
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