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Recognizing KU researchers
Program coordinator helps make humanities more accessible to the public
'I am striving to chart more sustainable paths forward for the aquifers supporting irrigated agriculture in Kansas'
KU faculty recognized for research excellence at KU Athletics events
Ecology and evolutionary biology professor receives NSF Career Award
Kelly Matsunaga, assistant curator of paleobotany and Thomas N. Taylor Assistant Professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, has received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation. ...
I am striving to help our population access and live a healthier life
Retiring facilities manager keeps student tradition alive, contributes to KU's research mission
Plan ahead for KU Research 2023 winter break hours
Geologic repository manager serves researchers, regulators and industry partners
Meet the new grant coordinator managing limited submissions
#KUFieldworks: Showing students how mountains are made
A group of geology graduate students recently traveled to Nepal — home to eight of the world’s 10 tallest mountains — to explore compelling research questions about how these landforms change over time. Understanding mountain growth illuminates tectonic movement related to hazardous seismic activities, such as earthquakes. Michael Taylor, professor...
Greenhouse manager keeps biology research alive
Postdoctoral researcher links Kansas agriculture to UN Sustainable Development Goals
Postdoctoral fellow connects humanities scholarship to local communities
New KU training program will help develop scientific workforce equipped to address climate change’s impacts on biodiversity
Humans depend on a planet rich in biological diversity to provide essentials like food, water, medicine, stable climate conditions, economic prosperity and more. So how will we fare as rapid climate change continues to alter ecosystems and drive plants and animals to migration or extinction? ...
Ecology postdoc flips research questions and career paths on their heads
KU ranks 40th among US public universities granted utility patents in 2022
The University of Kansas ranked 40th among public institutions in the Top 100 U.S. Universities Granted Utility Patents in 2022, a new list published by the National Academy of Inventors. The list showcases universities that play a pivotal role in advancing the innovation ecosystem within and beyond the United States. ...
Postdoctoral researcher mentors future scientists from underrepresented communities
How studying dog adoptions led one postdoc to research addiction treatment
Getting started as a new-to-KU researcher
Office of Research is here to support your successful research program at KU. We will be your partner throughout the grants life cycle while ensuring you have the tools to meet research integrity requirements. And if your KU research yields innovations for the marketplace, we will help you navigate the...