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In 1972, it was founded as the Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, then in 1988 it became Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Nine years later it expanded to become the OSU Center for Health Sciences. Now, through historic and exceptional partnerships, the OSU Center for Health Sciences continues to change lives in Oklahoma and across the country.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — For MTSU geosciences professor and researcher Alisa Hass and her collaborators at the Nashville, Tennessee, mayor’s office, a recent early morning research excursion was the result of months of hard work and preparation.   It was finally time to collect Nashville’s heat data as part of their research for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Heat Mapping Ca...

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Ten projects have been selected for phase four of the Pitt Seed program, the recently overhauled internal funding competition. Each will receive up to $75,000 to continue developing their proposals. Six projects are led by faculty and four by staff members.

Magesh Chandramouli and Nandkishor Nere were awarded the National Science Foundation Partnership for Innovation Grant.

Around the middle of May, students in UCCS College of Business’ Colorado Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program were seeing the promise of apprenticeships slip away, and started contacting the U.S. Department of

Around the middle of May, students in UCCS College of Business’ Colorado Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program were seeing the promise of apprenticeships slip away, and started contacting the U.S. Department of

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

As the new vice president for research, Duncan Brown steps into a role in which he will orchestrate, support and enable the research, scholarship and creative activities that are central to the mission of the University. He notes that these...

PHOTO: Biology education researchers and students from Middle Tennessee State University’s Social Perceptions of Science lab research the public’s attitudes toward controversial science topics. A few of these lab members, some of them pictured here celebrating at a holiday party in winter 2021, recently completed innovative research about effective COVID-19 communication. Standing, from left, are Chloe Bowen, Thipphaphone Niravong, Madeline Aadnes, Mariana de Araujo ...