UofL's groundbreaking Green Heart Louisville Project, launched by @UofLEnvirome, has found that people living in neighborhoods with more trees and shrubs showed lower levels of a blood marker of inflammation than those living outside the planted areas. https://t.co/KkZFbvufPc
Funded by the @NSF, a nearly $600,000 BIORET grant is helping UofL cultivate environmentally conscious educators within @JCPSKY to equip students with knowledge of Louisville’s environmental issues and to promote a more just and sustainable city. https://t.co/PnWfHTa8nn
The Louisville Medical & Education District (LOUMED) has announced plans for the creation of LOUMED Commons.
The vibrant public space will serve as a hub for @UofL Health Sciences Center and @UofLHealth, as well as @Jefferson_JCTC and @Norton_Health. https://t.co/i4j3GifSaI
UofL students and an instructor rediscovered a rare beetle as part of an ecological survey at the Horner Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary. The land @UofL and @UofLInnovate has preserved reveals the importance of conserving habitats.
Read more at UofL News: https://t.co/ZgMsGG5FrB
UofL's Office of Research and Innovation (@UofLInnovate) has named nine researchers and scholars to its fourth cohort of Ascending Star Fellows.
The fellows will work with an external mentor and are coached through a project. Read more at UofL News! https://t.co/HSzH4HVcsS
Meg, a student researcher in the program, is sharing their experience taking samples from a historic cabin to date the timber and structure itself. #Dendroarchaeology
For more information on UofL's undergraduate research programs, visit https://t.co/Pr8mNOG9xm
@UofLInnovate
Why do so many Olympic athletes come from academia? According to UofL researcher Meg Hancock, who studies college athletics, it comes down to the unique environment and resources available to college athletes. https://t.co/136y3KcHsn
The impact of AI technology creates new possibilities and a host of ethical questions. Tiffany Calvert, an associate professor with @HiteArt and painter, is looking for answers by going straight to the source.
Read more from @UofLInnovate at UofL News. https://t.co/qkBXi6Fjq7
Researchers at @UofL and @UofLBCC have been honored for their pioneering work in uncovering a new connection between cancer treatment and kidney disease.
Their award-winning study was named Paper of the Year by the @APSPhysiology Journal.
@UofLInnovate https://t.co/3Qz6yFmHMy
UofL has received $3 million to enhance its research infrastructure. The new funding from the Jewish Heritage Fund (JHF) will support and strengthen UofL’s core research facilities — shared labs that provide researchers with access to advanced equipment. https://t.co/5Qre9Jt9g5
Excited to have received these funds to further this important work! UofL researchers develop VR technology to combat eating disorders🌟Development is supported by prestigious @NEDAstaff Feeding Hope Fund grant https://t.co/QqriL5i0Gz via @uofl@uofleatlab @IntJEatDisord
.@uofl researchers have received a prestigious $1M prize to further therapies that help patients with #paralysis restore functions they may otherwise never have again. https://t.co/EypKlAa3vt
#research#innovation
Four @UofL innovators have been selected by the prestigious @AcadofInventors for its 2024 class of Senior Members.
NAI Senior Members have demonstrated remarkable technologies that have brought, or aspire to bring, real impact on the welfare of society. https://t.co/NOWQtyPbmy
Women at @UofL are leading, discovering and making history throughout campus and beyond. During March, follow along on our social media channels as we recognize exceptional UofL women as leaders in science, technology, engineering and math fields. https://t.co/yaute2MQXm
UofL is investigating how AI could help improve patient outcomes during heart surgery.
A $750,000 grant from the @American_Heart Association will allow researchers to advance AI for acute kidney injury and complications during or following cardiac surgery.https://t.co/xCaJhX9nKf
The four-story, 114,000-square-foot building, sitting just behind the @UofLSpeedEng complex, will include classrooms, a makerspace, high-tech lab facilities and room for events and student engagement.
Read more at the link. https://t.co/Ta70xF7Gog
Excited for my first day as Interim Executive Vice-President for Research and Innovation (EVPRI) @UofL and @UofLInnovate . Feels like the first day of school - new book bag and all. Grateful for the chance to serve.
On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, meet Katelyn Sheneman, a doctoral student in microbiology and immunology, who is studying the bacteria that causes bubonic and pneumonic plague to better understand how to prevent disease. https://t.co/vy965l9NXu