News and Announcements
New course teaches entrepreneurial mindset
Leaders in the Technology Advancement office are offering Entrepreneurial Mindset, a new course that teaches students how to leverage their existing skills to provide novel solutions to complex problems.
Students with big ideas earn big money
Three student teams split a $30,000 prize pool for their ventures during an Entrepreneur Quest pitch competition March 22. Vet student Jack Murray won the top prize.
Researchers use AI to understand diabetes
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from MU and two children's hospitals have applied artificial intelligence to health informatics data to better understand Type 1 diabetes.
Meet new Research Development Fellows
MU announces two new cohorts of its Research Development Fellows Program, which provides resources, support and training for early and mid-career faculty researchers.
Submit concept paper for 2023 MRI competition
Researchers interested in in support from the National Science Foundation's Major Research Instrumentation Program for critical scientific and engineering instrumentation should submit a concept paper by May 2, 2022.
Spotlight: Mizzou Genomics Technology Core
Genomics Technology Core Director Nathan Bivens answers questions about the advanced technology core and how it helps investigators further their exploration.
SPDS offers new grant proposal support
MU academic units and faculty members writing large, strategically important grant proposals have a new resource to assist their endeavors by partnering with the Strategic Proposal Development Service (SPDS) team.
Her designs are rad
Georgi Gnibus is making the most of her Mizzou education. Not only is she pursuing a law degree, but she is cutting her entrepreneurial teeth as the owner of a sustainable fashion shop called Rad by Design.
Better care for clients
Ashley Helle, assistant research professor in psychological sciences, received a Research Career Development Award from the National Institutes of Health to help addiction programs deliver evidence-based care.
Supplying key isotopes
The MU Research Reactor (MURR) is increasing its production of radioisotopes to alleviate a disruption in Europe's supply chain. MURR is the sole U.S. producer of three isotopes used in cancer diagnoses and treatment.