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"Impactful advances in scholarship and innovation result from collaborative interactions. By working together, combining our different viewpoints and experiences, we can explore and change the world."
- - Robert S. Keynton, Ph.D., Interim Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation
iRIS eProposal Form Update & Instructions
Cancer researcher gains NIH funding to study Alzheimer’s disease
Keynton named Fellow in the Biomedical Engineering Society, first at University
UofL researchers land grant to develop blood preservation tech with industry
iRIS eProposal Form Update & Instructions
UofL Part of $17.98M Grant for Tobacco Research
UofL Hospital Re-verification as Level I Trauma Center
Newest Institute Honors Christina Lee Brown
UofL, partners form new regional accelerator hub for biomedical technologies
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. InNet will represent the diverse spectrum of scientific expertise and skills that exist at UofL and the affiliated institutions in our community.
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UofL opens NIH-designated Alcohol Research Center
Researchers at the University of Louisville have received a nearly $8 million grant from the NIH that designates them as an NIAAA Alcohol Research Center. The UofL Center is one of only 20 in the nation. (Video Transcript)
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