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College of Pharmacy Associate Professor Eric Nybo received good news earlier this year from the United States Patent Office. Equally pleased by the second patent issued solely to Ferris State University are the state-funded mentors and the entities that provided financial support to study and develop a genetically-modified host organism capable of expressing an anthracyclinone or potent chemotherapy drug.

Three research projects that are demonstrating commercial promise — and have potential to improve lives — have received grants through a Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences program designed to spur innovation.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — MTSU’s School of Agriculture seeks to develop the first Digital Agriculture Center in Tennessee after landing three-year, nearly $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and National Institute of Food and Agriculture.It will feature a series of linked student/non-formal educator-centered projects as well as community outreach events that will ultimately forge a strong Digital Ag...

William & Mary is partnering with European Humanities University in Vilnius, Lithuania, and National Central University in Taoyuan, Taiwan, for an eight-week summer study abroad program starting in 2022.

New Task Force on Workplace Culture will help foster an environment that values diversity and inclusive excellence and that will attract, engage, and retain top talent.

Mover of the Week: Charles Gallmeyer is new associate with Erie law firm.

Each year, through this project, Drake State will serve 90 secondary-school students, 13 college students-interns, and 20 secondary school science teachers.

There is more research happening at UM today than at any point in the flagship institution’s history.

After a history of benign growths, Esther Mallada missed her 2018 screening due to the loss of her mother and other medical issues before returning for a 2019 screening.

Researchers working to answer some of the more pressing questions of the pandemic have helped drive extramural funding at the Medical University of