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UNC Charlotte history professor named Andrew Carnegie Fellow
Mark Wilson will use funding for novel research on U.S. defense industry.
Phi Beta Kappa installs UNC Charlotte chapter
Sixty-eight students inducted into nation’s most prestigious academic honor society.
Thill receives First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal
Jean-Claude Thill, Knight Distinguished Professor of Public Policy in the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, is the 2022 recipient of the First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal.
Nanotechnology particles from UNC Charlotte lab featured on cover of federal document
The National Cancer Institute is showcasing nanotechnology particles designed and produced by the lab of leading UNC Charlotte researcher Kirill Afonin on the cover of a document presented to the U.S. House and Senate appropriations committees. NCI is the principal federal agency for cancer research and training.
Refugees fleeing war-torn Ukraine are creating global migration crisis
Researchers with UNC Charlotte’s Migration Research Network offer insight about the political, social and economic implications of the mass exodus of Ukrainian people, with an eye to broader issues.
Biological sciences researcher receives Harshini V. de Silva Award
Adam Reitzel, professor of biological sciences, is the 2022 recipient of the Harshini V. de Silva Graduate Mentor Award.
Biochemist’s research holds promise for novel treatments for cancers and neurological diseases
For UNC Charlotte biochemist Andrew Truman, a quest for new and better treatments for cancers and neurological diseases drives his research into protein folding and the DNA damage response.
UNC Charlotte research, outreach efforts on well water safety in Gaston County to expand
A significant proportion of Gaston County residents get their drinking water from private wells and other unregulated sources, particularly in the county’s northern and western rural communities. Yet, only a small fraction of residents test their water regularly.
Health psychology doctoral student wins NIH funding to research maternal health
Eating a variety of nutritious foods helps pregnant women and their babies stay healthy. Yet, most health care providers focus on weight, weight gain or birth complications, which paints an incomplete picture of women’s health and well-being during pregnancy and postpartum. In fact, complex and interacting influences — stress, motivation, advice, appetite, hormones and the like — can drive food choices.
UNC Charlotte researcher on team that receives $2M from NSF to design adaptable urban spaces
A team including UNC Charlotte urban planning researcher Katherine Idziorek has received a nearly $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to advance research on how urban social and spatial systems can be organized to be mo