Jefferson City, MO– New biotechnology developed through a collaboration between researchers at Lincoln University and the University of Missouri-Columbia is aimed at making the food we eat safer. Dr. Majed El-Dweik, Interim Dean of the College of Agriculture, Environmental and Human Sciences and Professor of Biological
HAMPTON, Va. (June 6, 2019) – The Hampton University Cancer Research Center (HUCRC) has received a $446,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health. This new grant focuses on improving the characterization of the genetic changes that could potentially be causing breast cancer in African-American women.
Tuskegee University’s College of Engineering has been selected to receive a $600,000 grant that will allow faculty in multiple departments to study aerodynamics phenomena over a three-year period. The Department of Defense award will support research efforts by faculty in the university’s Aerospace Science Engineering
A new means of detecting the most aggressive and fatal form of breast cancer — developed by a team led by Tuskegee University researchers — holds the potential to earlier detection and more informed treatment decisions. Dr. Clayton Yates, a professor of biology and director of
In Other Key Findings, Morgan Outperforms State/National Research University Averages in Innovation and Technology Transfers on a per $10-Million Research Investment Basis Morgan State University President David Wilson today announced the results of a statewide impact study, after the conclusion of a comprehensive analysis of
Materials science research at Tuskegee University, funded by a five-year, $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation, may soon lead to a new line of sustainable, plant-based material commonly used in everything from computer cases and automotive parts to biomedical interventions. The team’s research
Atlanta (April 19, 2018) – Months of engaging in group and faculty-led research projects will culminate for more than 212 Spelman College students on April 20 at Research Day 2018, “Inquire, Discover, Imagine, Explore, Create.” The students, representing 25 academic disciplines, will present oral and poster
Thursday, April 19, 2018 While we live in a world where recently Russia unleashed nerve agents in Britain and chemical agents were used against the people of Syria, researchers at Delaware State University have been enlisted by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to develop
HAMPTON, Va. (April 6, 2018) — On April 1, 2018, President Dr. William R. Harvey proudly announces the creation of the new Hampton University Center for Caribbean Health Research (HU-CCHR). The HU-CCHR will serve as the convening and coordinating center for research and programmatic activities aimed
Commemorating the 21st anniversary of the 1997 Presidential Apology for the U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Study at Tuskegee will serve as a capstone for this week’s 7th Annual Public Health Ethics Intensive Course. The four-day course, held on the Tuskegee University campus April 10-13,
