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UK faculty, community partners present at NIEHS Partnerships for Environmental Public Health Network Meeting - Vimarsana News

UK faculty, community partners present at NIEHS Partnerships for Environmental Public Health Network Meeting

UK’s delegation at the meeting represented a multidisciplinary group of researchers from the colleges of Nursing, Public Health, Medicine, the Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering, the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, and the UK Markey Cancer Center.

Source: uky.edu
Small water systems risk being left out to dry - Mississippi Today - Vimarsana News

Small water systems risk being left out to dry - Mississippi Today

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law appropriated billions, but trillions are needed to rescue small and rural communities' water systems.

Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute Names New Director - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute Names New Director

Jason Unrine, a professor in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, has been named director of the Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute.

Source: uky.edu
Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute Names New Director - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute Names New Director

Jason Unrine, a professor in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, has been named director of the Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute.

Source: uky.edu
Environmental Factor - July 2022: Antiviral membranes boost masks' ability to stop COVID - Vimarsana News

Environmental Factor - July 2022: Antiviral membranes boost masks' ability to stop COVID

Funded by NIEHS and the National Science Foundation, the new membranes capture and deactivate SARS-CoV-2 on contact, preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Source: nih.gov