Carolina researchers awarded $1M to combat necrotizing enterocolitis
The interdisciplinary teams will apply single-cell biology methods to rare inflammatory pediatric diseases in order to clarify the cellular mechanisms of disease.
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Dr. David J. Weber keeps it simple
During the pandemic, the infectious diseases expert protected campus by distilling data into prevention strategies.
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Hydrologist leads science behind SWOT satellite
NASA’s Dec. 15 launch of an eye in the sky to monitor Earth’s water follows 18 years of work by Tamlin Pavelsky and a global team.
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Epidemiology team guides national policymakers
The Gillings School’s Justin Lessler explains how the COVID-19 Scenario Modeling Hub helps inform decisions about vaccines, mask mandates and more.
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Multiple sclerosis: an expert’s take
A chronic condition affecting the brain and spinal cord, MS is more common than you might think, says the School of Medicine’s Dr. Irena Dujmovic Basuroski.
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Media law scholar advances Carolina research
What keeps the Hussman School’s Tori Smith Ekstrand rooted? “North Carolina is a bellwether for what’s going on in the nation,” she says.
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Eshelman professor receives $1.8M grant for COVID-19 vaccine hesistancy project
Delesha Carpenter's project will examine ways to support pharmacists in addressing COVID-19 hesitancy in rural populations.
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The value of global research collaboration
Biomedical engineering professor Koji Sode says his work on biosensors “requires global expertise to make a global impact on patients with diabetes.”
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UNC Program in Nicaragua – where learning is reciprocal
Program findings have led to new understandings about childhood diarrhea, the second leading cause of child mortality worldwide.
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Carolina researchers awarded $4M to evaluate mental health interventions for autistic adults
Brenna Maddox will lead a study to help autistic adults and clinicians select which mental health intervention is the best fit for individual patients.
