VitAL Part of New Effort for Suicide Prevention
UA’s VitAL program and the state received federal support to implement Project Zero Suicide in Alabama.
UA’s VitAL program and the state received federal support to implement Project Zero Suicide in Alabama.
Federal funding boosts behavioral health and substance use services to youth in West Alabama.
With $6 million in support from the CDC, UA will implement programs to reduce strokes and heart attacks.
The CAREER Award is one of the nation’s most prestigious honors for top-performing young scientists.
The project is playing a role in the preservation of the Gothic cathedral that suffered a devastating fire in 2019.
Matthew Womble, an innovator in the water industry, hired to lead UA’s water-related projects.
Funded by a $96 million investment, the center boosts UA’s leadership in water security and AI research.
Spending on research and development activities at The University of Alabama more than doubled over five years.
The project will empower well owners and improve the lives of rural residents across the Gulf Coast.
UA researcher finds that poor time management skills, particularly in organization, can lead to poor sleep quality.