Charlotte Research On Track To Reach Highest Status
In a recent story on WBTV, Jamie Boll interviews Chancellor Sharon Gabor and Vice Chancellor for Research John Daniels. View
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Research
Charlotte’s CIPHER Conducts Principal COVID Research
New research from UNC Charlotte’s Center for Computational Intelligence to Predict Health and Environmental Risks (CIPHER) has found that the two recent
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Charlotte BATT CAVE Research Collaboration A First
Dr. Christopher Bejger, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, teamed with Dr. Lin Ma, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, to successfully achieve
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Alyssa Brady Featured In UNC Charlotte Magazine
“Charlotte is infamous for tearing down its past. Our vociferous ‘New South’ city, eagerly focused on the future, has few
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Charlotte Symposium Shows How Research Powers Innovation In The Community
Fri, Aug 02, 2024 | 9:15am to 1pm The UNC Charlotte Summer Research Symposium is a showcase of research projects
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Charlotte’s Dr. Lin Li Explores The Tibetan Plateau
Over the summer of 2024, Dr. Lin Li is doing fieldwork across the northern Tibetan Plateau. The target of this
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Charlotte Researcher Katherine Idziorek Reports “We Need To Prepare For More Heat”
Dr. Katherine Idziorek, research lead for the Charlotte Heat Mappers, was recently quoted in a New York Times article about the
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Charlotte Professor Katherine Idziorek Discusses Extreme Heat On WFAE
Dr. Katherine Idziorek, Assistant Professor of Geography and Community Planning, was a panelist on the July 10 episode of Charlotte
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Queens University Alumna Expands Her Horizons With Innovative Research
By NICOLE WARD BECKLEY For more than three years, Emma Schultz ’14 has been engaged in cutting-edge research using simulation
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Charlotte’s CIPHER Podcast Seeks To Explain The Complexities Of Infectious Diseases
A new podcast series from UNC Charlotte’s Center for Computational Intelligence to Predict Health and Environmental Risks titled “de-CIPHERing Infectious Disease” aims
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