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Solving problems beyond the chalkboard
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Ryan Zerr, associate vice president for Strategy & Implementation, featured in College of Arts & Sciences research profile.
Patrick Henry, associate professor of English and director of the UND Writers Conference, featured in latest College of Arts & Sciences research spotlight.
Two-day workshop launches summer of innovation and commercialization efforts.
Emily Cherry Oliver: Preserving human creativity while exploring the future of AI
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Professor Emily Cherry Oliver, chair of the Department of Theatre Arts, featured in latest College of Arts & Sciences research spotlight.
From brainwaves to clinical trials: Exploring human experience with Dmitri Poltavski
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College of Arts & Sciences research spotlight features human-response-measuring work of Professor Dimitri Poltavski in the Department of Psychology.
Dr. Richard Hodes joins UND President Andrew Armacost to discuss Alzheimer’s breakthroughs, rural health and future of aging science.
UND leads $20 million federal initiative to transform diabetes care for seniors
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The University of North Dakota is leading a major national effort to improve chronic disease management for older adults after receiving a highly competitive federal agreement of up to $19.9 million through the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H).
Atmospheric Sciences faculty lead new research project funded by the North Dakota Department of Water Resources.
UND, Bulgarian Energy Holding forge new partnership on rare-earth elements research
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UND Vice President for Research & Economic Development Scott Snyder, Dean of the College of Engineering & Mines Ryan Adams and BEH representatives officially executed the agreement in New York City last week.
Last week, UND and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) signed an agreement to boost aeromedical research on campus – an agreement both parties say will enhance aviation safety. The five-year agreement, which provides up to $5 million in funding, will assign an FAA research medical officer to UND, who will assist with the execution and […]
How do astronauts learn to move in zero gravity while still on Earth? The answer lies somewhere underwater.
Research partners unite to develop predictive analytics platform for extreme cold weather operations.
A world-first study from the University of South Australia and the University of North Dakota suggests that a person’s marathon potential may be identified through a simple check of their hands.
UND education researchers collaborate with immigrant youth through photovoice exhibit
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The April 9 event featured photography, personal journeys and shared unique needs of immigrant youth living in North Dakota.