A UK doctoral student is combining new technology to support children with autism.
Tom Dziubla is turning natural antioxidants, like green tea, into biocompatible materials.
Stephen Parsons combines computer science, St. Chad Gospels, physics, Spanish, math and international studies.
John D'Orazio studies hormonal pathways that protect the skin from sun damage and repair DNA.
Fourth and fifth grade students got a glimpse of what it's like to be a scientist.
A self-care intervention focuses on emotional well-being for heart patients and caregivers.
The "Volume Cartographer" software tool will allow researchers to map the surface of a scroll.
Julie Cerel in the College of Social Work talks about her #not6 presentation on suicide.
UK's Research Registry and Biospecimen Bank allows patients to donate blood or tissue for research use.
