Comet Corner Series: Designing Educational Experiences in Museums with Audience Research
When you consider who the most important person at a museum is, does a curator come to mind? While curators…
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Research Team Examining the Connection Between Aging Heart and Brain Health
Advancing age is associated not only with physical health problems but also with certain cognitive declines that are linked with…
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Breast and Prostate Cancers are the Second Leading Cause of Cancer-Related Deaths Among Men and Women
Chances are pretty good that you, or someone close to you, has been affected by cancer. This insidious disease has…
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Dr. Zachary Campbell Receives $1.9 Million From NIH
Dr. Zachary Campbell was awarded $1,998,717 from the National Institute of Health (NIH) for his research on Profiling Translation in…
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Dr. Seth Hays’ Research on Service-Related Nerve Damage Is Funded By DoD
The Department of Defense – Congressionally Directed Medical Research awarded Dr. Seth Hays $1,499,730 for his Restoring Sensory Function after…
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NIH Funds Dr. Palmer’s $2.4 Million Project
Dr. Kelli Palmer received $2,467,449 from the National Institute of Health (NIH) for her research on Adaptive Alterations of Lipids…
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UT Dallas Remembers Stellar Space Scientist Dr. John Hoffman
Medical, Ethics Experts Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Fears, Facts at UT Dallas Event
Biochemist Seeks More Elemental Insights into How Tiny Metals Move in Cells