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Show Me Research Week graphic with four photos that show either students presenting posters at research poster forum and taking photo with smart phone at visual arts showcase.

Award-winning student research

All the awardees and complete coverage of the 500 MU students involved in the inaugural Show Me Research Week.

NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan speaks at the President’s Distinguished Lecture Series.

Accelerating opportunities

See a roundup of NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan’s April 24 visit to the University of Missouri.

Members of the Research Development Network share information at a workshop.

Building research capacity at Mizzou

MU Research Development Network members work with researchers to make grant proposals more competitive. Learn about this diverse group with a proven track record.

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Get the most bang for your tech dollar

The IT Research Support Solutions team is making it easier for researchers to gather IT-related information for grant proposals.

MU engineering student on laptop

Ready. Set. Compute.

Associate Professor Diana Gil Pagés (gesturing) works with a six-person team in her laboratory at the NextGen Precision Health building. Pictured, left to right, are Research Specialist Nhan Vu and microbiology doctoral candidates Onyekach (Juliet) Okpasuo, Liangyu Wang and Hein Huynh.

Harnessing cancer’s nemesis

Diana Gil Pagés, an investigator in the Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building, and her team are weaponizing the immune system against cancer. Learn more about their individualized health care approach, a welcome change for cancer patients exposed to less-targeted conventional treatments.

Girl taking hearing test.

Precision treatment for deafness

A new gene therapy that uses MU technology to restore hearing in those with congenital deafness was cleared by the FDA for a pediatric clinical trial.

2023 winners

Launching Tiger ingenuity

Three student teams won a combined $30,000 in funding for their businesses at Mizzou's Entrepreneur Quest pitch competition.

About 600 children and their parents explored University of Missouri science, technology, engineering and math research and creative activity hands-on during the Columbia Young Scientists Expo. Here, children explore a number of insects, including butterflies.

Exploring MU science and technology up close

The Connector’s Columbia Young Scientists Expo connects families with MU research and creative activity.

The UM System Research Data Ecosystem includes powerful servers like the ones pictured here that offer researchers more storage and speed.

Go further, faster with Hellbender

University of Missouri System researchers will have access to next-generation storage and computing technology thanks to Hellbender, a new High-Power Computing environment.