Five students from Sarah Neale's biomedical pathway program at Owensboro Innovation Academy (OIA) had the opportunity to visit the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center (WKRBC) on Thursday morning.

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Elie Naddaf, M.D., a consultant in the Department of Neurology, took an unusual and exciting next step in his career — he ...

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For this week’s News 19 Student of the Week, morning anchor Ellie Byrd headed over to Sparkman High School to meet Marcus ...

High-end science technology, like polymerase chain reaction testing equipment, is essential to students' learning, science ...

Set to launch commercially later this year, bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fiber made with QIRA® will be sourced from annually ...

When Robert Damoiseaux shifted from a career in pharmaceuticals to help launch an open-access technology platform housed at the California NanoSystems ...

Carnegie Mellon University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program provides funding for undergraduates to work full time on research projects during the summer. Many students ...

A biomolecular engineering course has recently been redesigned to give students experience with the entire process of DNA ...