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Sunday, July 26, 2026
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UofL researchers gain $3.6 million to study and prevent effects of arsenic exposure
University of Louisville researchers have received $3.6 million in new grant funding to study the role of arsenic exposure in causing cancer and other...
UofL researchers rediscovered the rare (and tiny) beetle, Limulodes paradoxus, in the UofL-owned Horner Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Biology students discover rare beetle in UofL’s own backyard
Stumbling upon a creature not witnessed in almost a century, University of Louisville graduate student Kane Lawhorn, undergraduate students Ignatius Wirasakti and Emma Jones...
Individuals standing in a line who were a part of the JHF gift announcement.
UofL receives $3M to further biomedical research Gift marks more than $40M donated by Jewish Heritage Fund in decade-long partnership
The University of Louisville has received $3 million to enhance its research infrastructure and help further groundbreaking work that can save and improve lives. The...
Mass spectrometry image of a kidney showing changes characteristic of chronic kidney disease. (Photo by Dana Hammouri)
UofL researchers honored for groundbreaking study linking cancer and kidney disease
A team of researchers at the University of Louisville has been honored for their pioneering work in uncovering a new connection between cancer treatment...
UofL researchers have developed a technology that leverages virtual reality to help combat eating disorders. (Photo: Pexels.com)
UofL researchers develop VR technology to combat eating disorders Development is supported by prestigious National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) Feeding Hope Fund grant
University of Louisville researchers have been awarded a prestigious grant from the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) to further develop a virtual reality technology...
Leafy branches frame the entrance to Grawemeyer Hall on UofL’s Belknap Campus. UofL photo.
Scientists can now better document health benefits of time spent in nature
Many people enjoy spending time in nature, basking in the peaceful atmosphere of forests, parks and green spaces. It is widely believed that exposure...
UofL researchers are working to better understand how pollutants and other factors affect heart health. UofL illustration.
UofL scientists gain $11.6 million to learn how chemical exposures affect heart health Envirome Institute researchers will study substances’ impact on the cardiovascular system and scarring following heart attack
Heart disease is the number one cause of death worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, but scientists still do not understand all the...
Spinal cord therapy research participant Jeff Marquis stands during therapy. Photo by Jessica Ebelhar.
UofL researchers win $1M to advance spinal cord injury technology
University of Louisville researchers and their collaborators have won a Phase 2 prize in a $9.8 million National Institutes of Health innovation competition aimed...
UofL innovators selected for inaugural National Academy of Inventors honor
Four University of Louisville innovators have been selected by the prestigious National Academy of Inventors (NAI) for its 2024 class of Senior Members.  NAI Senior Members...
Clara Sears, assistant professor and researcher in UofL’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute, is working to understand how exposure to pollutants before birth and in infancy affects sleep health in adolescence. UofL photo.
UofL researcher connecting pollution exposure and sleep health
Clara Sears is fascinated by sleep. Quality sleep is essential to support growth and development and many adolescents in the U.S. are not getting...