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Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
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KU, FBI hosting Third Annual Cybersecurity Conference in April

Registration is now open for the Third Annual FBI & KU Cybersecurity Conference: Bridging the Knowledge of Government, Industry, Workforce and Research, which will be April 3 and 4 at the Kansas Union on KU’s Lawrence campus.
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Program will train high schoolers to write code and develop microelectronics for artificial intelligence

Researchers at the University of Kansas, along with the University of Florida and the University of North Texas, will partner with regional high schools to engage about 500 students and 25 teachers in real-world projects to build interest in artificial intelligence technology as a career path.
Collage of images showing a researcher in a biomedical sciences laboratory, researchers in an engineering lab space, and K-12 students in a classroom. Kansas prairie grasses create a background for the images.

Record-high research at KU benefits Kansans, fuels state economy

Research and development expenditures spanning all University of Kansas campuses increased to $546.1 million in fiscal year 2024, surpassing the half-billion-dollar mark for the first time in university history. The reverberations of that growth extend far beyond KU to benefit people throughout the Sunflower State and beyond.

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Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
Computer code on a dark screen

KU, FBI hosting Third Annual Cybersecurity Conference in April

Registration is now open for the Third Annual FBI & KU Cybersecurity Conference: Bridging the Knowledge of Government, Industry, Workforce and Research, which will be April 3 and 4 at the Kansas Union on KU’s Lawrence campus.
Photo of edge device to be used by students.

Program will train high schoolers to write code and develop microelectronics for artificial intelligence

Researchers at the University of Kansas, along with the University of Florida and the University of North Texas, will partner with regional high schools to engage about 500 students and 25 teachers in real-world projects to build interest in artificial intelligence technology as a career path.
Collage of images showing a researcher in a biomedical sciences laboratory, researchers in an engineering lab space, and K-12 students in a classroom. Kansas prairie grasses create a background for the images.

Record-high research at KU benefits Kansans, fuels state economy

Research and development expenditures spanning all University of Kansas campuses increased to $546.1 million in fiscal year 2024, surpassing the half-billion-dollar mark for the first time in university history. The reverberations of that growth extend far beyond KU to benefit people throughout the Sunflower State and beyond.

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Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
Computer code on a dark screen

KU, FBI hosting Third Annual Cybersecurity Conference in April

Registration is now open for the Third Annual FBI & KU Cybersecurity Conference: Bridging the Knowledge of Government, Industry, Workforce and Research, which will be April 3 and 4 at the Kansas Union on KU’s Lawrence campus.
Photo of edge device to be used by students.

Program will train high schoolers to write code and develop microelectronics for artificial intelligence

Researchers at the University of Kansas, along with the University of Florida and the University of North Texas, will partner with regional high schools to engage about 500 students and 25 teachers in real-world projects to build interest in artificial intelligence technology as a career path.
Collage of images showing a researcher in a biomedical sciences laboratory, researchers in an engineering lab space, and K-12 students in a classroom. Kansas prairie grasses create a background for the images.

Record-high research at KU benefits Kansans, fuels state economy

Research and development expenditures spanning all University of Kansas campuses increased to $546.1 million in fiscal year 2024, surpassing the half-billion-dollar mark for the first time in university history. The reverberations of that growth extend far beyond KU to benefit people throughout the Sunflower State and beyond.

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Study finds cities that conducted greenhouse gas emissions inventories moved needle toward reduction

A KU study has found that cities that undertook a greenhouse gas emissions inventory had a statistically significant reduction in the gasses over a five year period. Cities have been undertaking sustainability measures for many years, but little research had been done to see if they were having the desired outcome.
Sheyda Jahanbani at the Hall Center for the Humanities

Hall Center announces competition winners

The Hall Center for the Humanities at the University of Kansas has revealed its winners for the upcoming summer and academic year, honoring faculty and graduate students for their groundbreaking humanities research and creative work.
Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
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Relationships with robots drive plot of novel ‘Luminous’

What if you had a robot for a sibling? That concept is the inspiration for a University of Kansas professor's debut science fiction novel, "Luminous," now out from Simon & Schuster.

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An image of a chimney on a house releasing smoke into the atmosphere.

Study finds cities that conducted greenhouse gas emissions inventories moved needle toward reduction

A KU study has found that cities that undertook a greenhouse gas emissions inventory had a statistically significant reduction in the gasses over a five year period. Cities have been undertaking sustainability measures for many years, but little research had been done to see if they were having the desired outcome.
Sheyda Jahanbani at the Hall Center for the Humanities

Hall Center announces competition winners

The Hall Center for the Humanities at the University of Kansas has revealed its winners for the upcoming summer and academic year, honoring faculty and graduate students for their groundbreaking humanities research and creative work.
Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
Head and shoulders portrait of author

Relationships with robots drive plot of novel ‘Luminous’

What if you had a robot for a sibling? That concept is the inspiration for a University of Kansas professor's debut science fiction novel, "Luminous," now out from Simon & Schuster.

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Academic Jay sculpture in front of Strong Hall during spring

KU community invited to University Research Awards event April 9

The university will host its annual University Research Awards at 7 p.m. April 9 at the Jayhawk Welcome Center. This event is an opportunity to highlight the research happening across the Lawrence and KU Medical Center campuses and to celebrate this year’s research awards winners.
Computer code on a dark screen

KU, FBI hosting Third Annual Cybersecurity Conference in April

Registration is now open for the Third Annual FBI & KU Cybersecurity Conference: Bridging the Knowledge of Government, Industry, Workforce and Research, which will be April 3 and 4 at the Kansas Union on KU’s Lawrence campus.
Photo of edge device to be used by students.

Program will train high schoolers to write code and develop microelectronics for artificial intelligence

Researchers at the University of Kansas, along with the University of Florida and the University of North Texas, will partner with regional high schools to engage about 500 students and 25 teachers in real-world projects to build interest in artificial intelligence technology as a career path.
Collage of images showing a researcher in a biomedical sciences laboratory, researchers in an engineering lab space, and K-12 students in a classroom. Kansas prairie grasses create a background for the images.

Record-high research at KU benefits Kansans, fuels state economy

Research and development expenditures spanning all University of Kansas campuses increased to $546.1 million in fiscal year 2024, surpassing the half-billion-dollar mark for the first time in university history. The reverberations of that growth extend far beyond KU to benefit people throughout the Sunflower State and beyond.