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Brooklyn Grange's comb honey. Her beekeeping research has whetted Kate Grady's appetite for further research on urban agriculture. (photo by Kate Grady)

Beekeeping in Brooklyn: Urban apiculture is thriving in NYC

Senior geography major Kate Grady's sweet summer adventure included studying urban beekeeping on the rooftops of Brooklyn, thanks to a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship... [more]

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Written in Bone: Exploring the science of death investigation

Do you like the TV shows "CSI," "Criminal Minds" or "Bones?" Anthropology Professor Dale Hutchinson teaches students from all majors how to map and recover the elements of a crime scene in his class, Anthropology 423: “Written in Bone.".. [more]

UNC student Ann Soltan gives farmers reason to think big with solar power. (photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Clean energy for when the cows come home

Undergraduate researcher Ann Soltan (environmental studies, American studies '13) wants to put solar energy to work on California dairy farms while saving farmers a bit of cash... [more]

UNC senior and Kenan Music Scholar Ning Lee with her violin in front of the Kenan Music Building on the UNC campus. (photo by Dan Sears)

Kenan Music Scholar masters her art, gets down to business

Kenan Music Scholar and senior Ning Lee has appreciated the broad and holistic educational opportunity she has experience at Carolina. “It has been the best of both worlds because I have studied with renowned musicians and enjoyed the flexibility to pursue many avenues of scholarship," she said... [more]

Undergraduate research: Preventing PTSD

Undergraduate researcher Coertney Scoggin is trying to answer the question: Is it possible to prevent a painful condition like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?.. [more]

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