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PHOTOS: UofL details plans for $280M downtown health sciences campus - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: UofL details plans for $280M downtown health sciences campus

The University of Louisville says it is looking to address a statewide shortage of skilled health care workers through the construction of a $280 million Health Sciences Simulation Center & Collaboration Hub in Downtown Louisville, according to Louisville Business First.

Source: wlky.com
UOW's Dr Liu wins $700k funding for 3D-printed jaw reconstruction | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

UOW's Dr Liu wins $700k funding for 3D-printed jaw reconstruction | South Coast Register

Dr Xiao Liu at UOW has been awarded $700,000 from the Passe and Williams Foundation for her work on 3D printing in jaw reconstruction for cancer patients.

Jeffrey Bardzell named dean of School of Information and Library Science - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey Bardzell named dean of School of Information and Library Science

In a campus email, the provost announced that Bardzell, an associate dean at Penn State, will begin leading SILS in April.

Source: unc.edu
Illinois becomes first state to prohibit funding for libraries with book bans - Vimarsana News

Illinois becomes first state to prohibit funding for libraries with book bans

Illinois’ new law, which went into effect on Jan. 1, makes it the first state to outlaw book restrictions. Gov. JB Pritzker signed the law in June. The law states that “in order for libraries to be eligible for state grants, the system shall indicate materials should not be proscribed or removed because of partisan...

Japan steps up battle against pollen season to help hay fever sufferers breathe easier - Vimarsana News

Japan steps up battle against pollen season to help hay fever sufferers breathe easier

An unseasonably warm winter has resulted in cedar trees releasing pollen earlier than usual, say weather forecasting companies.

Source: scmp.com