HBCU Research

HBCU RESEARCH is the premier magazine dedicated to highlighting the innovative research, scientists, and students in the HBCU community.

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Delaware State University announces its new doctoral program for the school of Integrative Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences.

Learn more about what this program has to offer at https://t.co/DyR2svsE0p.

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@FAMU_1887 Alumna Yewande O. Addie is making issues of racial equity and justice in academia a key element of her research.

"These projects were most certainly informed by my time working in student media at the FAMUan and Journey Magazine.”

Read at https://t.co/A78o92YOzP.

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STEM fields have been a field that's largely white and male dominated, but American Airlines is changing that. Four HBCU alumni are at this push’s center, doing everything from coding to ensuring safety.

Read more about this at https://t.co/utXKIFZYET.

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A CDC study found that Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are 90% effective after two doses and 80% effective at least 14 days after first dose but before the second dose.

Learn more about this study at https://t.co/BM0uOqNGWt.

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Female surgeons in Canada have long faced gender-based referral biases that result in large pay gaps, and an inequitable and inefficient environment for patients. Covid-19, however, might be the perfect time for major changes to healthcare.

Read at https://t.co/1tFoXs6KS1.

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Don't forget about our special Spring commemorative issue of HBCU Research- The HBCU Response to Coronavirus.

Learn about the ways HBCUs are helping to combat this global pandemic. Available for purchase TODAY at https://t.co/QhNkbXxdnm.

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US lawmakers want more research into the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on mental health. Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Tim Kaine of Virginia said they plan to introduce the Covid-19 Mental Health Research Act.

Read more about this at https://t.co/UCCw7dyzX9.

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Howard University and Columbia College teamed up to publish a new series “Black Lives in the Diaspora: Past/Present/Future.” This collaboration is the first of its kind and an effort to publish more robustly in the field of Black studies.

Read more at https://t.co/LZKuFJ6gGX.

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"The most important thing about this program to me, aside from the potential lives that can be saved... is the role it plays in community empowerment." -Dr. Yolandra Plummer

Learn how PATHS are creating social innovation during a global pandemic at https://t.co/QhNkbXxdnm.

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Trulieve Cannabis Corp is teaming up with Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) for a medical cannabis research study and education initiative. They will assist MSM with their cannabis-related research operations and offer educational courses.

Learn more at https://t.co/KSOIAqPVlE.

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Launched by the U.S. Department of Defense,Tuskegee University is getting a new Aerospace Education Research and Innovation Center, which will support two-year research projects such as experimental aerodynamics.

Read more about this at https://t.co/B5XjkKphxB.

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Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering kicks off its Gradpath Collaborative. The initiative will serve as a platform to expand research opportunities for HBCU scholars in science and engineering.

Read more at https://t.co/e3NSo7S8WC.

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Morehouse School of Medicine will be assisted by Trulieve Cannabis Corp with their cannabis-related research operations and educational courses.

To learn more about this and other aspects of the collaboration, visit https://t.co/KSOIAqPVlE.

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The African American community is being disproportionately affected by COVID-19, just as they were 103 years ago during the 1918 influenza pandemic.

Purchase your copy of HBCU Research's commemorative edition- The HBCU Response to Coronavirus- at https://t.co/QhNkbXxdnm.

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It's that time when those who are still unemployed are approaching their "benefit year end." This week marks the one-year anniversary since coronavirus began, leaving thousands jobless.

Read about the reality that so many Americans are facing at https://t.co/u4bPmTdMvJ.

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The first collaboration of its kind, Howard University has teamed up with Columbia College to publish a new scholarly book series related to the field of Black Studies, called “Black Lives in the Diaspora: Past/Present/Future.”

Read more about this at https://t.co/LZKuFJ6gGX.

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A recent report found that more women than men skipped health care services during the pandemic, and a disproportionate share of those with prior health or economic issues have experienced worsening health conditions as a result.

Read this story at https://t.co/F3Yk3rOC20.

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Billions of dollars are being pledged to HBCUs from the corporate, government, philanthropic and private arenas.

Read this story in our commemorative edition of HBCU Research- The HBCU Response to Coronavirus. Purchase your copy at https://t.co/QhNkbXxdnm.

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Meharry Medical College is currently in Phase III of its Novavax vaccine trials. This is currently the only vaccine that's proven to protect against COVID-19 and two other variants.

Learn more about this at https://t.co/fUp4SbsHRP.

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Did you know stickers were first made in 1935 by R. Stanton Avery from Oklahoma, and they were referred to as "self-adhesive labels with a peel off backing"?

Add this HBCU Research Logo Sticker to your laptop sticker collection. Purchase this and more at https://t.co/QhNkbXfBYM.