Discovery

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UA Researcher Helps Pinpoint Start of ‘Doomsday Glacier’ Melting

Dr. Rebecca Totten is part of an international team that discovered the start of the “Doomsday Glacier’s” recent retreat.

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How Can Organizations Get Better Quality Food to More People?

Culverhouse professors created a model for food banks to improve food distribution and reduce food waste.

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Professor Uses Research to Improve Worker Safety in Mines, More

An operations professor has found her niche making an impact on workplace safety.

Circuits and electrical wires are connected with UA-themed tape.

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.

Aerial view of UA's campus on the banks of the Black Warrior Ribbon

TCEDA, UA and Techstars Partner to Bring Accelerator and Pre-Accelerator Programs to Tuscaloosa 

The partnership will ignite the water technology sector and highlight Tuscaloosa’s business and innovation opportunities. 

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Research Tells Story of Enslaved People at Campus Before Civil War

A faculty work group has compiled and published extensive scholarship exploring the role of slavery at UA before the Civil War.

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Digital Literacy for All

Dr. Amy Hutchison partners with local groups to help youth learn to thrive in advanced digital spaces.

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Boudouris to Lead UA Research, Economic Development

He comes to UA from Purdue University and will start his tenure April 1.

A man with gloves conducts materials research in front of metallic equipment.

Materials Research Organizes Under New Institute

The Alabama Materials Institute recognizes the University’s established reputation at the forefront of materials-centric activities that crosses multiple departments and colleges.

The crab fossil

UA Paleontologist Discovers Rare Soft Tissue in Fossil

Dr. Adiel Klompmaker discovered rarely seen soft tissue in a fossil of a crab that lived 75 million years ago.