Before the end of the academic year, UNCG students put their research out in front of the community at the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Expo, presenting what they’d learned in the humanities, arts, and STEM fields.
Sebastian Rodriguez came to UNCG to pursue nursing. Now, at the end of his second year, he has already completed two nursing certifications and conducted MRI research on brain injuries.
A partnership involving UNCG, Forsyth Tech and others aims to inspire the next generation of workers in the bioeconomy by exposing them to advanced technology.
Dr. Alan Chu aims to aid athletes with research into what fosters their motivation. His latest publications explore how athletes across intersecting identities perceive their coaches and parents and why that matters.
Lithium is a component of batteries used in phones and vehicles. At UNCG, Dr. Hemali Rathnayake leads pioneering research into a more efficient and cost-effective method of converting lithium.
Three pairs of accomplished siblings in UNCG’s Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering make time to enjoy their friendships and build strong ties.
UNCG researchers will use their recent funding awards to advance improvements in ophthalmology, rural communities, herbicide detection, and foster care education.
The gig economy is here. Briana Caza studies challenges independent workers face and designs interventions to help them succeed.
Dr. Selima Sultana, a recently named fellow of the American Association of Geographers, focuses her research on how geography affects people’s access to opportunities, resources, and recreation.
A determination to succeed and a love of the lab pushed Selina and Eric Laws to follow their marriage vows with the pursuit of nanoscience PhDs at JSNN.