A recent study co-authored by a UNC-Chapel Hill chemistry professor identified biomarkers that could change the diagnosis and treatment of domoic acid toxicosis (DAT), a condition caused by a neurotoxin secreted by harmful algal blooms.
From Broadway classics to the latest hits, “MUSC 151: The American Stage Musical” explores themes of history and musical theater.
After launching the Summer International Collaboration Research Grant in 2023, the Institute awarded SICR grants to associate professors Eren Tasar and Ji-Yeon Jo (FFP ’24) to conduct research in Austria and South Korea in summer 2024.
“We Still Dream” is the theme of the annual celebration, featuring several speakers and events Jan. 19-23.
‘Heartbreaking’ trip to Old Fort affirmed their commitment to serve others through the Rural Medicine Pathway Program.
In the realm of virtual reality and augmented reality, the quality and realism of images are crucial for creating immersive experiences.
Southern Futures Undergraduate Fellow Ngan Le created an online cookbook, showcasing the N.C. Vietnamese American community’s rich tapestry of experiences.
People magazine named Tar Heel sophomore Keegan Lee a “Girl Changing the World” for exposing the dangers of social media addiction.
The dramatic art and psychology double major draws inspiration from all aspects of theater, including improv comedy, directing and sound design.
A new material called OXene could change the way electronic devices interface with living tissues, according to the PNAS paper “Symmetry Engineering in 2D Bioelectronics Facilitating Augmented Biosensing Interfaces.”
