Carolina research team advances to Sweet Sixteen
Scientists behind the development of a pill to treat COVID-19 need your vote to advance in STAT Madness, the bracket-style tournament to pick the best in science
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Carolina initiative receives $7.5 million to power future tech
A five-year grant from the Department of Defense will support development of organic semiconductors for the next generation of electronics
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STAT Madness is on, and Carolina is a contender
Discoveries by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were selected for the bracket-style tournament for the best in science; voting is open now
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Economist crunches the numbers on spread of omicron
Carolina researcher uses econometrics methods to show that the omicron variant is three times more contagious than delta in an analysis of Danish data. His model can be adapted to predict the infectiousness of future viral variants.
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Authors use they/them pronouns less frequently in publications
A Carolina study shows that in digital publications writers underuse “they” compared with “he” and “she” in similar context
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Gay and lesbian adults report high COVID-19 vaccination rates
Gillings School of Global Public Health contributes to CDC report that could help address lingering vaccine hesitancies in the LGBT population
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Is good dental care key to stroke prevention?
In a study of North Carolina and South Carolina stroke patients, the UNC Adams School of Dentistry shows dental care may reduce chances of a second stroke
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Creating a Better Plastic
Carolina chemists may have a solution to the country's plastic problem by "upcycling" plastic trash to tougher, stronger material
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Picture warnings reduce purchases of sugary drinks for children
Carolina research suggests warning labels on juice and soda could be a new tool in the fight against childhood obesity
