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Congressman John Yarmuth to offer insight into federal funding for science at UofL August...
When the federal government reduces funding for scientific research, labs may close and researchers may lose their positions. However, researchers have a voice in...
Participants sought by UofL for research in e-cigarette flavors
Non-smokers aged 18 to 40 are sought for a research trial at the University of Louisville examining how flavors added to tobacco may lead to...
OUCH! Why does stuff hurt? Find out at Beer with a Scientist August 17...
Did you ever wonder why your head hurts when you eat cold ice cream? At this month’s Beer with a Scientist, Kristofer Rau, PhD, researcher...
Participants sought by UofL for research in e-cigarette flavors
Non-smokers aged 18-40 are sought for a research trial at the University of Louisville examining how flavors added to tobacco may lead to harmful...
CAR T-cells targeting CD4 protein granted orphan drug designation for treatment of peripheral T-cell...
iCell Gene Therapeutics announced on Aug. 11 that the Food and Drug Administration has granted Orphan Drug Designation for its chimeric antigen receptor engineered...
UofL a part of Spirit of ’45 event commemorating end of WWII Events on...
Several University of Louisville entities will join together with groups from throughout Louisville and the United States to commemorate the end of World War...
Veterans honored on 71st anniversary of WWII’s ending Events on Aug. 13th highlight Louisville...
Several University of Louisville entities will join together with groups from throughout Louisville and the United States to commemorate the end of World War...
OUCH! Why does stuff hurt? Learn about the neurobiology behind pain at Beer with...
At this month’s Beer with a Scientist on August 17, Kristofer Rau, Ph.D., will discuss the neurobiology of why we feel pain and explain why the “funny bone” hurts so often, why we get ice cream headaches, why amputees feel pain in a lost limb and other painful topics.
Annual UofL lecture will examine genetic-based precision medicine
“Sir William Osler and Modern Genetic-Based Precision Medicine” will be the topic of the 2016 Leonard Leight Lecture at the University of Louisville.Ali J....
Underrepresented undergrad students gain medical research experience in UofL summer program The program, which...
This summer, Kayla Massey is using an infrared spectrometer at the University of Louisville to determine how the structure of a lipid called meibum...