UofL researcher: ‘How to tame a fox … and build a dog’
Take adorable, furry creatures involved in revolutionary scientific research, add soviet-era politics and intrigue, set them in the often brutal -35° winters of Siberia...
UofL grad students’ design earns top 10 for ‘Hotel Room of the Future Challenge’
What will hotel rooms look like in the future? Maybe self-drying showers? Heated floors? Nugget ice?
Those were a few of the suggestions University of...
Free app helps providers treat patients grieving pregnancy loss, newborn death
A group of University of Louisville researchers and engineers has developed a free mobile app designed to help health care providers easily assess and...
UofL team helps develop safe drinking water tool for those in need
Entire neighborhoods were leveled. Everywhere, there was debris, mud and water — though, none you could drink.Â
That’s what Mark Hogg, CEO and founder of...
Blast off: UofL’s rocket team wins NASA competition
The University of Louisville’s rocket team, River City Rocketry, has always done well at the annual NASA Student Launch challenge held at NASA’s Marshall...
UofL’s summer product launch competition returns for its third year
Some students slow down during the summer — no classes, no assignments, no responsibility. But at the University of Louisville, students Speed Up.Â
Speed Up,...
Conn Center plants industrial hemp in quest for renewable energy
The University of Louisville’s Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research will plant two varieties of industrial hemp and a strain of kenaf on the...
Nobel laureate, genetics pioneer returning ‘home’ for UofL talk
A Kentucky native who won the Nobel Prize for research that advanced the understanding of gene structure, Phillip A. Sharp, PhD, will visit UofL...
The greatest two minutes in astronomy: Find out why the 2017 solar eclipse is a big deal
The sky darkens in the middle of the day. The birds stop singing. Insects get quiet. A pearly white corona emanates from the dark...
UofL researchers examining ethical issues surrounding biorepositories
Who owns your blood once you give permission to use it for research? That is the bioethical question a UofL researcher is working on...