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Missouri Institutions To Share $20 Million Grant To Study Climate Change

Published on August 7, 2014 | Leave a comment

$20 Million Grant to Study Climate Variability

Published on August 5, 2014 | Posted in Alumni, College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Geosciences, Faculty, Friends, Health and Life Sciences, Honors, Awards and Accolades, News and Announcements, News Release, People, Research and Innovation, Staff, Students | Tagged climate change, Jimmy Adegoke, Missouri Transect, National Science Foundation

UMKC Fungal Genetics Stock Center awarded $500,000 National Science Foundation grant

Published on June 25, 2012 | Posted in Honors, Awards and Accolades, News Release, Research and Innovation, School of Biological Sciences | Tagged A. Rick Bennett, Fungal Genetics Stock Center, Kevin McCluskey, National Science Foundation, Seogchan Kang, United States Culture Collection Network

Enlisted in education

Published on September 16, 2011 | Posted in All news, People, School of Computing and Engineering | Tagged Building an Alliance for New Careers in Science, Doctor of Pharmacy Satellite Programs, education think tank, Engineering and Math (KC-BANCS): A Collaborative Model for the Inclusion of Youth and Veterans with Disabilities, Institute for Human Development, KC BANCS, Missouri Returning Heroes awards, National Science Foundation, NSF, Society of American Military Engineers -- Greater Kansas City Post, Student Veterans Organization, Student Veterans Virtual Resource Center, technology, Transition STEM, Yellow Ribbon Program

Deep Medhi, professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering and UMKC Trustees' Faculty Fellow in the School of Computing and Engineering (SCE), is working to improve the Internet.

Next Internet frontier

Published on March 31, 2011 | Posted in All news, Faculty, School of Computing and Engineering, Students | Tagged Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, Deep Medhi, Global Environment for Network Innovations, Google Fiber, Great Plains Environment for Network Innovation, Mary Lou Hines, National Science Foundation

Often compared to a popular rice cereal and marshmallow treat, pervious concrete is creating safer campus walkways and undergraduate research opportunities.

A recipe for winter safety

Published on November 15, 2010 | Posted in All news, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering, Research and Innovation, School of Computing and Engineering, Sustainability, University Libraries | Tagged Adam Bruetsch, Campus Facilities Management, Chris Farney, Civil Engineering Material Mixing Lab, Gregory King, Human Motion Laboratory, John Kevern, Kyle Dunning, Material Testing Lab, National Science Foundation, pervious concrete

A computational knee model is validated by comparing motion to an identically-loaded cadaver knee.

Balanced among the disciplines

Published on August 28, 2009 | Posted in All news, Community Involvement, Conservatory of Music and Dance, Faculty, Psychology Department, Research and Innovation, School of Computing and Engineering, School of Dentistry, School of Nursing and Health Studies | Tagged "Major Research Instrumentation: Acquisition of an Experimental Platform to Support Research and Educational Activities in Human Motion", ARROWS (Achieving Recruitment Retention and Outreach with Science Technology Engineering and Math), Greg King, National Science Foundation, Reza Derakhshani, Trent Guess, UMKC Human Motion Laboratory, Walter D. Leon-Salas

Area high school teachers operate a human-powered vehicle in ARROWS' Mechanical Engineering module.

Pointed in the right direction

Published on July 10, 2009 | Posted in All news, Community Involvement, Faculty, School of Computing and Engineering, School of Education | Tagged ARROWS, Dr. Donna Russell, Gabriel Soberanis, Karen Rogers, Mark Hieber, National Science Foundation

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