UA Part of National Effort to Turn Research into Economic Growth
UA is one of 18 institutions chosen for the first-ever investment to accelerate the translation of academic research into economic growth.
UA is one of 18 institutions chosen for the first-ever investment to accelerate the translation of academic research into economic growth.
A faculty work group has compiled and published extensive scholarship exploring the role of slavery at UA before the Civil War.
The Alabama Materials Institute recognizes the University’s established reputation at the forefront of materials-centric activities that crosses multiple departments and colleges.
A one-of-a-kind graduate program will pave the way for highly-skilled professionals to enter the ranks of the critical field of precision timing.
The UA Global Water Security Center’s agreement with the U.S. state department engages research focused on global conflict response.
For the tenth straight year, outside support of research and other sponsored activities increased.
Part of national project, UA research hope participating families can help understand brain development.
The program is funded in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The University is an inaugural designee in the state program that connects communities, nonprofits and higher education institutions.
Dr. Burcu B. Keskin, an established supply chain and applied optimization researcher, received the prestigious award.