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Research by Kevin Sokoloski, left, was funded through the UofL Center of Biomedical Research Excellence in Functional Microbiomics, Inflammation and Pathogenicity. Richard Lamont, center, leads the project, which has received an additional grant of nearly $12 million.
Science & Tech

UofL researchers land nearly $12 million to study microorganisms and disease

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Ophthalmology Professor Richard Eiferman
Grads2023

Ophthalmology professor earns MBA and wins “Shark Tank” contest

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Ashley Ha
Belonging & Access

Students advocate for Native American movement

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Terrell Lamont Strayhorn
Belonging & Access

A conversation with Juneteenth keynote, diversity scholar Terrell Strayhorn

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Bioengineering student Jacob Frank
Science & Tech

Engineering transfer student takes diverse path to dream career

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Sarah Boggins, one of two social work graduates studying domestic violence
Health & Wellness

Partnership helps Kent School students discover ways to fight domestic violence

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Speed School alumni and Blue Origin employees Nick Greco, Gregg Blincoe and Matt Cosgrove welcome Speed School supporter Clinton Kelly back to Earth after his flight aboard New Shepard.
UofL Today

Speed School and rocket team supporter Clint Kelly goes into space

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Alora Mazarakis, Speed School alumna and NASA engineer
UofL Today

NASA engineer on Artemis Mission is Speed School alumna

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UofL PhD student Tomas Felipe Llano-Rios has developed an app to help coffee growers in his native Colombia
Business & Economy

PhD student develops app to help coffee growers in his native...

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Peyton Deaton, junior Chemical Engineering student, is shown with the leg brace he designed and 3D printed.
Advancing our Health

UofL students help Ronald McDonald House patient with 3D-printed leg braces

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