This week at The University of Alabama: NASA, UA to work on in-space manufacturing – Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger results to be announced Friday – UA analysis of traffic records show differences between holiday crash causes –Local entrepreneurs to pitch business ideas for cash prizes
Two UA professors had a chance to attend a different sort of conference. Their aim was more outreach, to promote an interest in science outside their professional circles, perhaps even to those who come from a galaxy far, far away.
The University of Alabama is one of six programs with 100% graduation rate for 2017-18.
Economist discusses tariffs – Law professor opines on impeachment – Nursing professor talks about cognitive training for HIV-associated disorder – UA to present opera – Students work to build a better car … and more …
Nathaniel Sturm’s talk on “Species Detection in the Dark” won the 2019 Three Minute Thesis competition.
UA has strengthened its role as the leader in the state for improving education for primary and secondary education students through encouraging alternative discipline methods and supporting students with mental health issues.
Beat Auburn Beat Hunger — Corporate collaboration — Comment on insurance — and more.
Fostering intercultural understanding and promoting awareness of diverse cultures on campus and beyond are the goals for UA’s International Education Week, Nov. 18-22.
UA has a new work-life manager and a clearinghouse of resources to help employees create the work-life balance that’s right for them.
In the fiscal year 2019, one ton of recycling materials brought in an average of $261, a 30% increase over the previous year.