One of the largest monetary awards for achievement in nanoscience recognizes DeSimone’s PRINT technology, a breakthrough technology that has been used to make advances toward the development of new cancer treatments, inhalable therapeutics and next generation vaccines for malaria, pneumonia and dengue.
When Gastonia’s iconic Loray/Firestone mill was being redeveloped, UNC’s Digital Innovation Lab was on hand to help preserve and present the history of the mill and the people associated with it.
The Writing for the Screen and Stage Program in the College of Arts and Sciences will host the fifth annual “Long Story Shorts” festival Oct. 23-24 at 8 p.m.
Award recognizes colleges and universities demonstrating outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Professional theater company’s production features company member Ray Dooley in the virtuoso role of a “take-no-prisoners” mentor to a group of aspiring young writers.
For 24 first-year students, the road to success at Carolina took a three-hour detour west of Chapel Hill and up the Blue Ridge Parkway to Blowing Rock, N.C., last weekend.
Claudio Battaglini, a former soccer star and international-level coach turned award-winning Carolina professor, will serve as feature speaker for the Sept. 26 Tar Heel Tailgate Talk.
Six new grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), including one to researchers in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, will support scientists in developing new computational approaches for searching among millions of genomic variants to find those that make a difference in disease susceptibility or in other traits.
The Diversity THINKPosium was attended by a truly impressive array of people from different divisions of the university, working on issues ranging from childhood development and education to dramatic arts to racial inequities in the legal system.
Diversity and Multicultural Affairs’ Carolina Latina/o Collaborative and the Carolina Union Activities Board launched UNC’s Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on Sept. 15. Take advantage of more than 30 events through Oct. 15.
