Schools & Colleges

Dental Dean’s Lasting Legacy

Dr. R. Lamont “Monty” MacNeil will be completing his 12 year tenure as dean of the UConn School of Dental Medicine this June, but his impact will continue.

Pharm.D. Grad. Connor Walker Sees a World of Possibilities

This adventuresome pharmacy graduate has taken travel and education to extremes.

Prototype of Mobile Sense Technologies' wearable device to detect arrhythmias. (Photo courtesy of Mobile Sense Technologies)

Mobile Sense Technologies Wins U.S. Patent, $225K from NSF

This UConn spinout is building foundational technology for off-the-chest wearables for long-term management of cardiac arrhythmias.

Extension’s Center for Learning in Retirement offers memoir writing club

CLIR provides educational opportunities for adults interested in lifelong learning through lectures and classes on a wide variety of topics.

Young African American basketball player experiencing pain while injuring his leg during the match. His teammates are supporting him. (Getty Images)

Improving Outcomes for Serious Knee Injuries

A UConn researcher finds that including psychological interventions in the rehabilitation process can boost recovery from an ACL injury.

Nancy Petry, professor of medicine at UConn Health. (Tina Encarnacion/UConn Photo)

Meet the Researcher: Nancy Petry, UConn School of Medicine

Since joining UConn Health in 1996, Petry has won over $41 million in external funding, making her one of the most active and highly funded researchers across all campuses.

(Photo courtesy of Charles River Laboratories)

Charles River Laboratories Joins UConn TIP

Charles River’s Vaccine Support Services group will continue R&D and manufacturing of diagnostics and laboratory products and plans to be an active member of TIP's entrepreneurial community.

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Scientists are Using DNA to Study Ocean Life and Reveal the Hidden Diversity of Zooplankton

'Except for scientists who study them, few people are aware that marine zooplankton are among the most numerous – and important – animals on Earth,' says marine sciences researcher Ann Bucklin.

CT-scan images taken in Rahul Kanadia's lab of the mice with microcephaly (right) and without the condition (left). (Photo courtesy of the Kanadia Lab)

Testing Cellular Mechanisms Behind Microcephaly

Rahul Kanadia, professor of physiology and neurobiology, has received more than $1.8 million from the NIH to study the role of minor spliceosome in cortical development common in microcephaly.

UConn Engineering Announced as Partner Institution for $14.2M Regional Transportation Center

In a coalition of schools led by the University of Maine, the University of Connecticut School of Engineering will be a participant in the Region 1 University Transportation Center: Transportation Infrastructure Durability Center (TIDC), funded by a five-year $14.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.