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UK Study Shows Promise Toward Prevention of Melanoma

In a study published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, a team of University of Kentucky researchers have discovered specific protein interactions that may help cells resist ultraviolet (UV) damage and carcinogenesis.

Martin School’s Zimmer Named One of Nation’s Top Education Scholars of Public Influence

UK faculty member Ron Zimmer is receiving national attention for his research relating to education.

Rare Earth Elements Support Renewable Energy Technologies

With funds from DOE, DOD and NSF, Jim Hower and Jack Groppo are locating and evaluating rare earth elements and processing coal-based materials, alongside industry and university partners.

Study Links Smoking During Pregnancy With Increase in Obesity Later in Baby's Life

Working with the UK Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, a group led by Kevin Pearson in UK's Department of Pharmacology and Nutritional Sciences was able to identify a potential cellular mechanism that connects a mother's smoking while pregnant with an increased risk of offspring obesity later in life.

UK Ag to Host Revamped Equine Showcase, Equine Vet Continuing Education

Providing the very latest in equine research information is the goal of a two-day event being hosted by UK Ag Equine Programs on Jan. 25-26.

UK Professor Leads Effort to Develop World’s Largest, Most Inclusive 'Stellar Library'

Renbin Yan, an associate professor of physics and astronomy in the UK College of Arts and Sciences, is the principal investigator of the MaNGA Stellar Library project — the biggest and most inclusive star library ever made.

UK Neurologist Pens Editorial About Lack of Minority Representation in MS Drug Research

In an editorial published in CNS Spectrums, UK Neurologist Jay Avasarala, MD, PhD, takes the research community to task for its lack of minority representation in Phase III clinical trials for drugs to treat Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

UK Doctoral Student Wins Ian C. Watson Fellowship for Membrane Advancement

Xiaobo “Max” Dong, a doctoral student in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at UK, has been awarded the American Membrane Technology Association Ian C. Watson Fellowship for Membrane Advancement.

Sharing our Story in Washington, DC

We often talk about the importance of partnership at the University of Kentucky. More than ever before, with fierce determination and unwavering compassion, we are collaborating with those who share our vision for a brighter Kentucky future.

UK Researcher Suggests Rivers May Cause Earthquakes

The paper, which published this summer in Journal of Geophysical Research, was featured in Scientific American this week.

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