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Connected by nanotech: KU researcher leads $4 million, multistate NSF grant to decode diseases
Foundation Distinguished Professor Steve Soper is leading a team of researchers who are developing nanotechnology that can identify diseases and health anomalies by analyzing the structure of proteins involved in the disease down to the individual amino acid level. This approach could change how doctors detect, monitor and treat complex diseases, such as the many forms of cancer.
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Fri, 07/08/2011
KU students volunteer service in summer Alternative Breaks Program
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Fri, 07/08/2011
Private papers of legendary science fiction, 'Star Trek' writer donated to KU
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Tue, 07/05/2011
Researcher: Preventive care can boost results, shrink price tag of Kansas Medicaid
LAWRENCE — Better access to preventive screenings and care for people with physical disabilities and cognitive limitations could help avert and prevent worsening of many chronic diseases that result in higher costs to the state’s Medicaid program, according to a University of Kansas researcher. ...
Fri, 07/01/2011
KU Heartland leadership institute hosts 18 women from six countries
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Fri, 07/01/2011
University of Kansas creates School of Public Affairs and Administration
LAWRENCE — The top-ranked Department of Public Administration at the University of Kansas is now the School of Public Affairs and Administration, effective July 1. ...