Join the fun at Research Week with workshops, demonstrations, and guest speakers covering space science, health, machine learning, music, and more!
Research Week has begun with a bang, offering a diverse range of events to engage participants in the world of research. From captivating workshops to intriguing research demonstrations, and enlightening talks by guest speakers, the week promises an exciting exploration of topics including space science, health, machine learning, music, and Native American studies. The involvement of experts in these areas ensures a stimulating and informative experience for all attendees. The emphasis on collaboration and knowledge sharing underscores the importance of collective efforts in advancing research across various disciplines.
One of the highlights of Research Week was the compelling address by Woolley, CEO of Research!America, urging the University of Nebraska Medical Center to advocate for the significance of research. The impactful discussion emphasized the crucial role of research advocacy in promoting scientific progress and innovation. Attendees were inspired to contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and the fostering of a research-friendly environment.
USF's research findings on language barriers' impact on cyber hygiene practices shed light on the critical issue of limited English proficiency affecting cyber victimization rates. The study's exploration of demographic characteristics and cyber practices revealed important insights that can guide efforts to enhance cybersecurity measures for vulnerable populations.
In a unique research initiative led by Associate Professors MacNeil and Patte, participants are sought to investigate the relationship between allergies, asthma, and early life events. This interdisciplinary study aims to uncover potential links between health outcomes and upbringing, offering valuable insights into preventive strategies and healthcare interventions. The collaboration between researchers and participants highlights the community's active role in advancing scientific knowledge and improving public health.
Research Week 2024 promises to be an enlightening and engaging experience, providing a platform for researchers and enthusiasts to celebrate the spirit of discovery and innovation. The diverse range of events and activities scheduled for the week will offer valuable insights and foster collaboration among participants, reinforcing the significance of research in driving positive change and societal progress.
Did you know that sensory marketing pioneer Professor Aradhna Krishna's research on non-conscious sensory effects has revolutionized consumer behavior studies? Also, Mercer University's annual research conference showcases outstanding student research, highlighting the innovative contributions of emerging scholars.
Events include research demonstrations, workshops, and guest speakers on topics that include space science, health, machine learning, music and Native American ...
Woolley delivered the inaugural Bob and Helen Bartee and Family Advocacy of Science Lectureship March 26 before a room of some of the med center's leading ...
The study explores links among demographic characteristics, cyber hygiene practices and cyber victimization using a sample of limited English proficiency ...
Associate Professors of Health Sciences Adam MacNeil and Karen Patte are heading up a team exploring whether early life events and upbringing contribute to the ...
For the past few years, the Duke graduate student has been part of a community-driven study exploring the relationships between people, plants and lemurs in a ...
ATLANTA — Mercer University's 14th annual Atlanta and Regional Academic Centers Research Conference will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 6…
At the forefront of sensory marketing, Krishna's research delves into the profound yet often overlooked non-conscious effects of sensory stimuli on consumer ...
WVU's annual “Research Week” kicks off Monday, featuring events, workshops and activities to celebrate the research community.
Suril Mehta, Dr.P.H., described his path from epidemiology to NIEHS and serving as a White House Senior Advisor for Chemical Safety.
The explorations, discoveries and creations of University of Missouri students and postdoctoral fellows are in the spotlight with the return of Show Me Research ...
New data challenge by the Global Cardiovascular Research Funders Forum which includes the American Heart Association will assess return on investment, ...
Keesler Medical Center students, trainees, and staff gathered to celebrate discovery during the Medical Center's inaugural Research Day, March 22 in the Don ...
Researchers have developed physics-based guidelines that will benefit host-guest intercalated materials research. By using only two guest properties and ...
Non-English speaking internet users share the same concern about cyber threats and the same desire for online safety as any other individual.
A team from Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation and the University of Oklahoma-University of Tulsa School of ...
A research project partially funded in part by the Cooperative Forestry Research Unit, a part of the University of Maine Center for Research on Sustainable ...
NACOGDOCHES, Texas — Seven student groups and individuals from Stephen F. Austin State University and Tyler Junior College were named top scholars for their ...
West Virginia University kicked off its Sixth Annual Research Week Monday which looks to highlight the accomplishments in research from each of the ...