
Flying Into the Future: Aircraft That Detect Damage and Self Heal
Technology being developed at UA could redefine structural integrity standards in aerospace engineering.
Technology being developed at UA could redefine structural integrity standards in aerospace engineering.
In honor of World Space Week, here are some highlights of space-focused research and student opportunities at The University of Alabama.
A new UA study of 65-million-year-old crab and shrimp fossils from central Alabama yielded multiple species and genera new to science.
A UA professor was named executive director of the nation’s most prominent organization for the study of Shakespeare’s work and culture.
Students are excavating a section of a pre-Civil War dormitory as part of an archaeological field school on The University of Alabama campus.
Aidan Meyers, a senior at the University of Alabama, studied worms this summer to uncover the function of genes associated with Parkinson’s disease.
The Capstone College of Nursing’s simulation center prepares the next generation of nurses through state-of-the-science technology and innovative teaching strategies.
The Science of Caves, a new course in the Built by Bama core curriculum, uses Alabama’s natural cave system to explore scientific concepts.
Leaders to Legends is a collaboration between UA and the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama.
MAGNET will leverage the Southeastern U.S. automotive industry to stimulate use-inspired research, economic development and job growth.