"Ivory Tower" research takes on a special meaning when successful results can be applied to the stories of real people. In this case, to a little boy named Jack.

This graduate student combines intellect, inquisitiveness and sincerity in her research efforts -- and it's paying off!

Pharmacy student Jennifer Akosa is using her leadership skills to help those in under-served communities.

Stefanie Nigro, Pharm.D., has joined the UConn School of Pharmacy as Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice. Her practice site will be at the Farmington location of Prohealth Physicians, Connecticut’s leading community based medical group.  There, she will provide both patient and population based health care services focusing on disease state management and […]

Na Li has joined the UConn School of Pharmacy as Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.  Her work will include physical pharmacy, particularly in the area of dissolution of amorphous formulations, as well as more biologically focused research on intestinal endothelium permeability and its interplay with the microbiome.  Her initial teaching responsibilities will […]