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"UofL research and creative activity improves lives, enriches our community, and drives economic growth in Louisville and Kentucky."
- - Kevin H. Gardner, Ph.D., Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation
UofL-born startup helps companies understand & improve cultural well-being
COVID-19 RESOURCES & FAQ RELATING TO RESEARCH
UofL researchers are working to develop a more effective and reusable N95 mask
Groundbreaking coronavirus immunity initiative receives an infusion of funding
UPS steps up to help fund potential coronavirus breakthrough
UofL developing robot to disinfect areas with coronavirus risk
UofL launches decontamination program to alleviate mask shortage for health care workers
NIH Extramural Nexus: Funding & Resources for COVID19
University of Louisville Investigator Network is a community of researchers. Its mission is to foster and facilitate collaborations among researchers and trainees by creating an environment that values and supports investigators with diverse research interests. Its searchable database is the network’s tool for querying expertise and establishing professional connections for team science.
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Robotic Nurse Assistant to Help with Routine Tasks
Nurses put robot prototype through the paces, helping engineers improve design. With support from NSF, roboticist Dan Popa and a team of engineers and nurses at the University of Louisville are developing a new generation of assistive robots designed to help nurses care for patients in the hospital. The idea is to give nurses more time to focus on the critical thinking aspects of patient care.
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