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Jessica Miller, a UofL graduate student researcher, works on methods and cultures that could extend the shelf life of tissue for cardiotoxicity testing of new drug candidates. (UofL Photo)

UofL research extending usable life of heart tissue could help speed medical innovation

Advancing our Health Baylee Pulliam -
University of Louisville research could help spur new medicines by extending the usable life of test heart tissue from one day to 12. The...
The robot Tiago is introduced to students at UofL’s Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute, known as LARRI. LARRI and two other facilities at UofL will use new federal funding to procure additional robotic technology and introduce that technology to students, trainees and workers.

UofL receives $750,000 in federal funding to enhance advanced manufacturing workforce

Education & Leadership Betty Coffman -
The University of Louisville has received $750,000 to launch the Robotics and Additive Manufacturing Pathways to SUCCESS (RAMPS) program aimed at preparing workers for...
SoFab Inks LLC, a startup consisting of University of Louisville graduate students and mentored by UofL faculty members, is a finalist in the U.S. Department of Energy’s American-Made Perovskite Startup Prize. From left, Craig Grapperhaus, professor of chemistry, graduate students Sashil Chapagain, Blake Martin and Peter Armstrong and Thad Druffel, research theme leader. Photo by Andrew Marsh.

UofL-based startup wins energy prize for ink to be used in solar cells

Business & Economy Betty Coffman -
A University of Louisville student-led startup has won $200,000 in a prestigious U.S. Department of Energy competition focused on next-generation energy technologies and now...
SoFab Inks LLC, a startup consisting of University of Louisville graduate students and mentored by UofL faculty members, is a finalist in the U.S. Department of Energy’s American-Made Perovskite Startup Prize. From left, Craig Grapperhaus, professor of chemistry, graduate students Sashil Chapagain, Blake Martin and Peter Armstrong and Thad Druffel, research theme leader. Photo by Andrew Marsh.

UofL-based startup wins energy prize for ink to be used in perovskite solar cells

Speed School of Engineering Betty Coffman -
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A University of Louisville student-led startup has won $200,000 in a prestigious U.S. Department of Energy competition focused on next-generation energy...
The robot Tiago is introduced to students at UofL’s Louisville Automation and Robotics Research Institute, known as LARRI. LARRI and two other facilities at UofL will use new federal funding to procure additional robotic technology and introduce that technology to students, trainees and workers.

UofL receives $750,000 in federal funding to enhance advanced manufacturing workforce Robotics and Additive...

Speed School of Engineering Betty Coffman -
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville has received $750,000 to launch the Robotics and Additive Manufacturing Pathways to SUCCESS (RAMPS) program aimed at...

Cracking the code Innovative UofL research and curriculum plot the future of cybersecurity

Speed School of Engineering Baylee Pulliam -
Warning: Your password has been compromised. The computer pop-up message sends your head spinning; is your email account safe? Your banking information? Your Social...

Chasing the American dream, Cardinal-style Cuban immigrants find a home at UofL

Speed School of Engineering Janet Cappiello -
Students come to the University of Louisville from all around the world. All have a unique story to tell, the singular reason they chose...

Every move you make: New research could bolster cybersecurity defense mechanisms

Speed School of Engineering Erica Walsh -
The way you type could be key in protecting your information. UofL researchers are cracking the code with their latest efforts to enhance digital...
UofL’s Will Metcalf, Lihui Bai, Faisal Aqlan and Kunal Kate, who lead the new Center for Organizational Readiness towards Enterprise 4.0. 

UofL launches center focused on Industry 4.0  New Center for Organizational Readiness towards Enterprise...

Business & Economy Baylee Pulliam -
The University of Louisville has launched a new Center for Organizational Readiness toward Enterprise 4.0 (CORE4.0) aimed at helping companies prepare for smart and...
Henry Snaith, professor of physics at the University of Oxford and co-founder and chief scientific officer of Oxford PV, is the winner of the 2021 Leigh Ann Conn Prize for Renewable Energy from the University of Louisville.

UofL’s renewable energy prize awarded to University of Oxford’s Henry Snaith for improved solar...

Education & Leadership Andrew Marsh -
Henry Snaith, professor of physics at the University of Oxford and co-founder and chief scientific officer of Oxford PV, has won the 2021 Leigh...
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