Charlotte Professor Srijan Das Aims To Help Older People Live Longer
By SCHAEFER EDWARDS Children depend on their parents to keep them out of harm’s way. Fast forward a few decades;
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Research From Charlotte Risk Management Expert Gene Lai Can Improve Financial Stability
Marshall Presbyterian Church leaders, along with others in Western North Carolina, paid close attention six months ago when Hurricane Helene
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Charlotte Economist Glenn Dutcher Researches Kidney Transplant Shortages
Research that is the first of its kind holds enormous potential to address the nationwide shortage of kidneys for transplant.
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Charlotte Martin Scholar, Hunter Ball, Designing A Wave Energy Converter
Hunter Ball, a Martin Scholar and part of the Honors College, is from Bryson City, North Carolina. He is a
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Charlotte Receives A Grant That Gives 3,000 Students Access To Software For Advanced Technology Jobs
UNC Charlotte’s William States Lee College of Engineering announced it has received a grant of industrial software from Siemens Digital
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Central Piedmont Students Go To Yellowstone National Park For Ecological Research
Over spring break, eight Central Piedmont students traveled to Yellowstone National Park for an immersive, biology-focused learning experience led by
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Charlotte Researchers Evaluate CLIFF Tools From The Benefits Cliff Employer Pilot Program
By Mecca Howe, Ph.D. An evaluation of the Benefits Cliff Employer Pilot Program found that a new set of tools, called
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Facts Everyone Should Know About Bird Flu From Charlotte Professor Daniel Janies
The H5N1 virus, more commonly known as bird flu or avian influenza, was first detected nearly 146 years ago and
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Chancellor Sharon L. Gaber Recognizes Charlotte Researchers For “Making A Meaningful Impact On The World”
Researchers from across UNC Charlotte who led research projects with $1 million or more in external funding in 2024 were
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Charlotte Students Present Catastrophic Risk Research At International Seminar
Following Hurricane Helene, injured and sick people who were soaked with gasoline, chemicals and other contaminants from polluted floodwaters streamed
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