News and Announcements
Dec 05, 2022
Boosting faculty competitiveness
MU Research Council grants of up to $15,000 are available for faculty activities leading to book contracts, juried performances and art exhibits, peer-reviewed articles, the generation of pilot data and other work aligned with institutional priorities.
Dec 05, 2022
Tackling data science
As the size and complexity of data grow with multidisciplinary research approaches like precision medicine, investigators are turning to MU's Bioinformatics and Analytics core for data science and analysis services.
Dec 04, 2022
Flash storage solutions reveal first steps of new research data ecosystem
All-flash storage gives University of Missouri researchers more options for storing their data.
Nov 07, 2022
Navigating external funding
Sponsored Programs Administration leaders share best practices and answer frequently asked questions from researchers applying for and managing grants and industry contracts.
Nov 07, 2022
All about crocodiles and their kin
MU professor serves as guest editor of The Anatomical Record dedicated to the reptilian order.
Nov 06, 2022
Studying disease with metabolic imaging
Investigators researching humans, animals and plant health can access powerful tools at MU’s PET Imaging Center housed at the College of Veterinary Medicine.
Oct 04, 2022
Why not be audacious?
Mizzou alumnus Chad Troutwine inspired student entrepreneurs and filmmakers during his recent campus visit. The Kansas City native has started many successful businesses and is a producer on 21 films, including two Academy Award winners.
Oct 03, 2022
Helping MU researchers, scholars succeed
Strategic Proposal Development Service team offers university new research support resource.
Oct 01, 2022
Four things to know about Research Analytics
Team provides tools, resources to help MU researchers succeed.
Oct 01, 2022
Finding data transfer solutions
As the need for improved data and computing solutions increases, technologists on the IT Research Support Solutions team help investigators move data more quickly.