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Build Your Research Skills with the Medical Center Library’s Fall 2024 Research Workshop Series, Beginning Aug. 22

Held on Zoom, the virtual seminars help students, faculty, and staff improve and expand their research skills and make more efficient use of library resources.

NIH funds UK’s groundbreaking DBS-Plus trial for Parkinson’s

The NIH grant will provide the opportunity to carry out the first double-blinded study of the approach which combines deep brain stimulation with an experimental nerve-grafting procedure.

Weather extremes force Kentucky producers to rethink hay management, livestock strategy

A spring marked by heavy rains, followed by a dry summer, has left many livestock producers with a stemmy and possibly rain-damaged first hay cutting.

‛Bee-ing’ prepared: How UK education equipped the state’s new apiarist

UK alumna Amanda Skidmore stepped into her new role as state apiarist for the Kentucky Department of Agriculture in April 2024.

New report from University of Kentucky and Sierra Club shows nature’s healing powers for military veterans

Outdoor activities help veterans with injuries and disabilities, including post-traumatic stress disorder.

‘Invaluable information’: UK Extension gathers Kentucky data, informs future programming

The UK Cooperative Extension is releasing data gathered from its Statewide Community Needs Assessment survey, offering insights to help communities across the Commonwealth.

UK faculty member helps transform agriculture and conservation with ruminant genome research

Theodore Kalbfleisch embraces an open science model, ensuring that data and results are freely accessible to the global research community.

Financial boom or bust: UK expert analyzes economic impact of the Olympics

Michael Clark, director of UK's Center for Business and Economic Research, discusses the real costs and benefits that come with the grandeur of the Games.

UK professor honored with first-ever Poultry Science Association service award, recognizing decades of dedication

Tony Pescatore was recognized for his significant service to PSA’s success and advancement, along with his years of dedication to the poultry science industry and extension efforts at UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

Building blocks for life: UK researchers uncover how legumes select nitrogen-fixing bacterial partners

The discovery offers a substantial understanding of how legumes have evolved to form specific bacterial partnerships.

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