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UK Innovate’s ‘Patent Palooza!’ celebrates a year of innovation, impact

UK Innovate recognized and celebrated UK innovators at its Patent Palooza! event on Oct. 15.

‘I am a UK Innovator’: College of Health Sciences’ Michaela Keener

Michaela Keener discusses her work in developing an interactive digital health system designed to enhance access to care for equestrians.

Ready player one: UK levels up opioid misuse prevention with innovative gaming

Olufunmilola Abraham is leading an innovative project that leverages the power of gaming to tackle opioid misuse among teens.

‘What comes first: the scary movie, or the fear?’ UK professor talks horror films and society

Laneshia Conner's course, “Horror Films and Social Welfare,” equips students with historical knowledge, empowers them to critically analyze and reshapes their understanding of society.

Dr. Courtney Perry receives award recognizing her work on health disparities in Appalachia

Perry, whose research is focused on health outcomes and disparities in Appalachia, has been awarded the Qorus Pfizer Health Equity Award.

‘I am a UK Innovator’: College of Public Health’s John Lyons

John Lyons describes Transformational Collaborative Outcomes Management, a framework for managing systems, organizations, and programs whose mission to help people change their lives.

New website provides export control and sanctions guidance for international UK activities

The site helps faculty, staff and students determine if their work is subject to export controls or sanctions compliance, to find exclusions and for guidance on required federal licenses.

UK Center on Trauma and Children celebrates 25 years of translational research

The UK Center on Trauma and Children, housed in the UK College of Medicine, is celebrating its 25th anniversary of transforming the lives of those affected by trauma.

10 students selected as 5-Minute Fast Track Research Competition finalists

Undergraduate finalists will present their research in five minutes in front of a panel of judges and a live audience using only a single static slide.

UK political scientist explores the impact of social media on politics

Much of professor Maggie Macdonald's work has concentrated around congressional campaigns and how they use social media to achieve their electoral goals.

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