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Health
Breakthrough enables screening millions of human antibodies for new drug discovery
LAWRENCE — A paper just published in Nature Biotechnology outlines a pioneering method of screening a person’s diverse set of antibodies for rapid therapeutic...
Health
KU grant to examine comprehensive approach to preventing youth violence in KC
LAWRENCE — The University of Kansas has been awarded a four-year, $1.7 million U.S. Health & Human Services grant that will examine the effect...
Lawrence
Saving the world through science fiction: James Gunn’s life in letters
Mon, 11/13/2017
LAWRENCE — His characters have traveled the galaxies. He has traversed the globe, creating, studying and promoting science fiction. Now, at age 94,...
Lawrence
KU engineering grad Loral O’Hara becomes new NASA astronaut
Wed, 06/21/2017
LAWRENCE — When she was a kid growing up in Sugarland, Texas, Loral O’Hara’s second-grade class tracked the growth of tomato seeds flown...
Home Economics
Otto Dix self-portrait selected as 2015–2016 KU Common Work of Art
In conjunction with KU’s selection of "A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest Hemingway as the 2015–2016 Common Book, the Spencer Museum of Art has...
Home Economics
KU’s commitment to economic development earns national recognition
LAWRENCE – The University of Kansas has earned a prestigious distinction for its leadership in fostering local and regional economic development. The Association of...
Home Economics
Class of 1913 University Award a capstone achievement for two seniors
LAWRENCE — University of Kansas seniors Marcus Florez and Ashley Farris are brilliant examples of what it means to make discoveries that change the...
Home Economics
Book details benefits of teacher fieldwork with at-risk youths
LAWRENCE — For decades young people entering the teaching field have prepared for the career by taking classes and student teaching. A new book...
