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January 2017
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Research and creative activity at UNC-Chapel Hill
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photo by UNC-Chapel Hill
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A new technique uses stem cells to deliver anti-cancer drugs to aggressive brain tumors that are, otherwise, often inaccessible. This potentially life-saving treatment was developed by UNC pharmacoengineer Shawn Hingtgen.
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FEATURES |
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Faculty and students from the medical campus and College swarm to UNC's new lab for health humanities research.
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A look at the research successes of UNC's first Nobel Laureate, Oliver Smithies, who passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 10, at the age of 91.
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Pleasure, prestige, political protest. Ever wonder why we walk? UNC Historian Chad Bryant explains.
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RESEARCH UNCOVERED
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photo by Mary Lide Parker
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From a lab in Chapel Hill to a volcano in South America, Carolina researchers work all over the world. Two years ago, UNC geophysicists visited the Llaima Volcano (pictured here) to test cutting-edge technology that helps predict when and how it will erupt.
#ResearchUNCovered gives a behind-the-scenes look at student and faculty investigations. To see more research photos, follow us here on Instagram.
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SPOTLIGHTS
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MORE UNC RESEARCH
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Faculty, staff, and students at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health have conducted research and service projects in more than 80 countries, as well as across all 100 North Carolina counties.
(School of Public Health)
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Children with compromised immune systems at UNC Children's Hospital can now play in the river thanks to a portable, safe creek bed created by Katie Stoudemire, an educaitonal program manager with the North Carolina Botanical Garden.
(The Herald Sun)
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