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Gratitude for KU peer reviewers
As the semester winds down, I want to publicly thank the people — more than 70 of them from a diverse range of disciplines — who graciously served as peer reviewers during the 2023-24 academic year.
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#KUFieldWorks: Measuring glaciers to predict sea level rise
A team of University of Kansas researchers is using radar-equipped drones to monitor changes in glaciers. This work is essential to understanding how quickly sea levels rise and make forecasts about the impact of that change.
Experienced facilities manager keeps research going despite supply chain problems
Scott Jeffress keeps research facilities running thanks to years of experience and tenacity in spite of supply chain issues.
KU scholars strive to advance racial equity through newly funded projects
Promoting health equity through culturally competent pharmacy care, dismantling anti-Black linguistic racism, documenting the unique contributions of diverse composers and celebrating living Indigenous cultures while repairing relationships with Native communities are among the goals of four…
IT leader keeps KU research technology at the forefront
Suzie Johannes ensures KU remains at the forefront of research by supporting its technology needs.
Plan ahead for KU Research 2022 winter break hours
In concert with the entire Lawrence and Edwards campuses, the KU Office of Research will be closed over the winter break as outlined below. In order to be proactive in meeting the research community’s needs, we have established deadlines that will help ensure we are providing necessary…
Program helps Native students bridge from Haskell to KU to careers in science
Kynser Wahwahsuck is one of more than 125 American Indian/Alaska Native students who have participated in the Haskell-KU Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program. The program supports students from Haskell seeking careers in biomedical, bioengineering, behavioral and environmental health fields by…
English scholar serving as interim leader of Hall Center for Humanities following director’s retirement
Richard Godbeer, director of the Hall Center for the Humanities, has retired from the University of Kansas. He led the intellectual hub for humanities scholars and its robust public outreach program for three years. Giselle Anatol, professor of English and director of KU’s Gunn Center for the Study…