Volunteers from across the metro helped collect data for a national research project
Topic: Research and Data
This new interdisciplinary program will help prepare students for focused careers in natural science, water resource, conservation, environmental engineering, hydrology, and wastewater.
The study comprised of responses from 463 individuals at 11 churches in Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas.
The UMKC Innovation Center is one of two Missouri organizations chosen for the SPRINT Challenge grant.
The mission of the STARS program is to enhance the understanding and augment the application of the philosophy and processes of science and mathematics for teachers and their students through expertly guided, real life experiences in inquiry and discovery. Accepted applicants will engage in a six-week immersive experience with the guidance of professional scientists, and […]
Researcher Explores Therapeutic to Reduce Antimicrobial Drug Resistance in Dogs
UMKC
Animals, Health, Research and Data
UMKC School of Pharmacy faculty member Emma Meyer, Pharm.D., is one of four regional researchers who have received a $50,000 research grant from BioNexus KC and the Hall Family Foundation to promote innovations in human and animal health.
UMKC recieves HUD funding for partnership with Children’s Mercy and the city
Research Enabled
MU, S&T, UM System, UMKC, UMSL
Business, Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, Research and Data, Small Business Development, Workforce Development
YOUR PARTNER FOR RAPID RESEARCH SOLUTIONS The Research Enabled portal quickly connects companies to the wealth of expertise and resources at the seven campuses of the University of Missouri and Southern Illinois University systems, to address technical, business, and other research needs of industry and organizations.
Students at Missouri S&T have new research opportunities thanks to a partnership between Missouri S&T and the Ozark Rivers Chapter of the National Audubon Society.
Move More Get More is a federally funded program to increase physical activity and nutrition among middle school students in Kansas City Public Schools.