University Of Kansas Center For Research Inc

CENTER FOR REMOTE SENSING OF ICE SHEETS (CRESIS)

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER FOR INCLUSIVE SCHOOL REFORM

CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE

PHASE VI: CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY: BASIC SCIENCE, IMPACTS, AND MITIGATION

MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DISEASE PATHWAYS

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SPECIALIZED CHEMISTRY CENTER

RII TRACK-1: ADAPTIVE AND RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURES DRIVEN BY SOCIAL EQUITY (ARISE) -CONSIDERATIONS OF EQUITY AND UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS ARE CURRENTLY MISSING FROM RESILIENCE AND RELIEF EFFORTS IN RESPONSE TO EXTREME EVENTS. THE ADAPTIVE AND RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURES DRIVEN BY SOCIAL EQUITY (ARISE) PROJECT WILL DEVELOP A SOCIAL-EQUITY-DRIVEN PARADIGM FOR RESILIENCE ANALYSIS AS WELL AS A PIPELINE OF DECISION MAKERS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF HOW COMMUNITIES INVEST IN AND MANAGE PHYSICAL AND HUMAN INFRASTRUCTURE. FRAMED AROUND FOUR THEMES, ARISE RESEARCH AIMS TO INNOVATE AND TRANSFORM HOW COMMUNITIES IN KANSAS CONSIDER RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF HAZARDS AND DISASTERS. THESE THEMES ARE SUPPORTED BY EXTENSIVE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, COMMUNITY ENGAGED RESEARCH, AND EDUCATION AND OUTREACH COMPONENTS. THE ARISE PROJECT WILL INCREASE RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND TRAINING CAPACITY IN DATA SCIENCE, MACHINE LEARNING, COMPLEX NETWORK MODELING, DECISION AND RISK MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, AND SOCIAL EQUITY. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO DEVELOP THE FOUNDATION FOR ?SMART? COMMUNITIES AND CITIES WHILE CREATING NEW INDUSTRIES THAT RETAIN HIGHLY QUALIFIED KANSAS PROFESSIONALS. ARISE WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS IN COLLABORATION WITH KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKER UNIVERSITY, DONNELLY COLLEGE, AND SEVEN KANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGES. THE ADAPTIVE AND RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURES DRIVEN BY SOCIAL EQUITY (ARISE) PROJECT IS FRAMED AROUND FOUR RESEARCH THEMES. THEME 1 FOCUSES ON UNDERSTANDING EQUITY MEASUREMENTS AND INTERDEPENDENT INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS; THEME 2 DEVELOPS AN EVALUATION FRAMEWORK; THEME 3 CONSIDERS FOUR CASE STUDIES FOR HYPOTHESIS TESTING; AND THEME 4 INTEGRATES RESEARCH INTO DECISION-LEVER CASE STUDIES AND DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS. ARISE WILL BUILD ACADEMIC RESEARCH CAPACITY IN KANSAS FOR TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED ?SMART AND RESILIENT? INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH TO TRANSFORM RURAL AND VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES THAT ARE TYPICALLY UNDERREPRESENTED IN ?SMART CITIES? RESEARCH. THE PROJECT IS BASED ON THE RECOGNITION THAT DISASTER RECOVERY POLICIES AND PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN SYSTEMATICALLY BIASED AGAINST UNDERSERVED COMMUNITY MEMBERS SUCH AS THE HOMELESS, THE DISABLED, THOSE LIVING IN POVERTY, MINORITIES, AND ETHNIC AND INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS. THE MAJOR GAP THE PROJECT SEEKS TO ADDRESS IS THIS LACK OF ATTENTION TO EQUITY IN RESILIENCE FRAMEWORKS, POLICY, AND TOOLS. ARISE WILL EXAMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISASTERS, RESOURCES, AND EQUITY AND WILL DEVELOP A STOCHASTIC HETERO-FUNCTIONAL, GRAPH-THEORETIC FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING INTERDEPENDENT HUMAN AND PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURES. THE RESEARCH WILL APPLY A SIX-DIMENSIONAL APPROACH FOR MEASURING SOCIAL EQUITY (COMMUNITY CAPITALS). ARISE RESEARCH IS INTEGRATED WITH CAPACITY BUILDING AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES INCLUDING INTERDISCIPLINARY SUMMER RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES, PARTNERSHIPS WITH MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO PROMOTE YOUTH AND FAMILY STEM ENGAGEMENT, AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR MUNICIPAL PLANNERS AND UTILITY OPERATORS. THE PROJECT WILL ENABLE RESEARCHERS AND EDUCATORS TO BE AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE RESILIENCE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ARENA, LEADING TO ENHANCED RESEARCH CAPACITY IN KANSAS. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.

RII TRACK-1: MICROBIOMES OF AQUATIC, PLANT, AND SOIL SYSTEMS ACROSS KANSAS

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS KCKPS GEAR UP PROGRAM

COLLABORATIVE TO IMPROVE CLASSROOM ENGAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES FOR NATIVE AMERICAN AND RURAL STUDENTS

CW-FIT RURAL EXPANSION: GAINING MORE TIME TO LEARN AND MORE TIME TO TEACH IN RURAL SCHOOLS

TAS::89 0211::TAS RECOVERY GEOLOGIC SEQUESTRATION AND RESEARCH FOR NEW AWARD ENTITLED, "RECOVERY ACT: MODELING CO2 SEQUESTRATION IN SALINE AQUIFER AN

CENTER: NSF ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY APPLIED REFRIGERANT TECHNOLOGY HUB (EARTH) -HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION (HVACR) ARE ESSENTIAL TO HUMAN QUALITY OF LIFE BUT EXACT A SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL TOLL. MOST CURRENT REFRIGERANTS ARE HIGH-GLOBAL-WARMING-POTENTIAL (GWP) HYDROFLUOROCARBONS (HFCS) WITH UP TO 4000 TIMES THE IMPACT OF CO2. HIGH HVACR-ASSOCIATED ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND HFC LEAKS ACCOUNT FOR 7.8% OF TOTAL GREENHOUSE-GAS EMISSIONS. HFCS? CHEMICAL STABILITY, COMBINED WITH CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH SEPARATING HFC REFRIGERANT BLENDS INTO COMPONENTS, MAKE SUSTAINABLE RECYCLING AND REPURPOSING OF THESE REFRIGERANTS DIFFICULT. IN ADDITION, TIGHTENING U.S. REGULATIONS HAVE CREATED A MARKET FOR ILLEGAL HFC IMPORTS. THE AMERICAN INNOVATION AND MANUFACTURING (AIM) ACT MANDATES AN 85% PHASEDOWN OF HFCS OVER THE NEXT TWO DECADES, BUT THESE CHALLENGES THREATEN THAT GOAL. EVEN IF THE TECHNICAL GOALS ARE MET, IMPLEMENTING SUCH SWEEPING CHANGES WILL REQUIRE SOCIETAL AND INDUSTRIAL ADOPTION AND A GREATLY EXPANDED U.S. HVACR WORKFORCE. THE ENVIRONMENTALLY APPLIED REFRIGERANT TECHNOLOGY HUB (EARTH) ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER (ERC) WILL USE A TEAM-SCIENCE APPROACH TO BRING TOGETHER TALENT IN ENGINEERING (CHEMICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, MECHANICAL, AND MATERIALS), ARCHITECTURE, BUSINESS, CHEMISTRY, ECONOMICS, GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, LAW, PSYCHOLOGY, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ONE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM TO CO-CREATE CONVERGENT TECHNICAL AND SOCIETAL SOLUTIONS WITH INDUSTRY PARTNERS, TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, REGULATORS, AND END USERS. EARTH?S VISION IS TO CREATE A TRANSFORMATIVE ?SUSTAINABLE REFRIGERANT LIFECYCLE? TO ADDRESS THE HVACR ECOSYSTEM?S KEY TECHNICAL AND SOCIETAL CHALLENGES: (1) LOWERING HFC EMISSIONS, (2) CREATING SAFE, PROPERTY-BALANCED REPLACEMENT REFRIGERANTS, AND (3) INCREASING HVACR ENERGY EFFICIENCY. IN ADDITION, EARTH WILL WORK TOWARD WORKFORCE GOALS CO-CREATED WITH INDUSTRY TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF HVACR ENGINEERING RESEARCHERS AND WILL INVOLVE COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES TO ADDRESS WORKFORCE GAPS THROUGH COORDINATED OUTREACH AND TRAINING, WITH A FOCUS ON WOMEN, NATIVE PEOPLE, AND TRIBAL NATIONS. WITH STAKEHOLDER INPUT AND INTEGRATION ACROSS FUNDAMENTAL KNOWLEDGE, ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES, AND SYSTEM TESTBEDS, EARTH WILL CONVERGENTLY ADDRESS THE SOCIETAL PROBLEM OF REFRIGERANT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS. REFRIGERANT LEAKING AND VENTING WILL BE ADDRESSED BY NEW SEPARATION, CONVERSION, SECURITY-TAGGING, AND WASTE-REFRIGERANT-REUSE TECHNOLOGIES, SPURRING SUSTAINABLE DECISION-MAKING AND NEW STARTUPS. NOVEL, SAFE, PROPERTY-BALANCED, LOW-FLAMMABILITY, LOW ENVIRONMENTAL-IMPACT REFRIGERANTS WILL BE EXPLORED WITH MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS OF CANDIDATE FLUIDS, DEVELOPMENT OF SOLID-STATE MATERIALS, REGULATORY-IMPACT ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, AND CORPORATE-INNOVATION INSIGHTS. HIGHER HVACR ENERGY EFFICIENCY WILL BE OBTAINABLE THROUGH NEW ENERGY-EFFICIENT DEHUMIDIFICATION MATERIALS, REFRIGERANT-SPECIFIC LEAK SENSORS, ALTERNATIVE REFRIGERATION CYCLES, SYSTEMS MODELING, LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS, TECHNOECONOMIC ANALYSIS, AND EXPLORATION OF CORPORATE, ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE ACTIVITIES. CROSSCUT THEMES - SYNTHESIS & CHARACTERIZATION, BEHAVIOR & POLICY, AND MODELING & ANALYSIS - WILL INTEGRATE RESEARCH WITH ALL ERC PILLARS. THE EPA ESTIMATES THE AIM ACT?S SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION FROM 2022 TO 2050 WILL NET BENEFITS OF $272 BILLION AND EMISSION REDUCTIONS OF 4.6 BILLION TONS OF CO2. IT WILL ALSO CREATE 150,000 NEW JOBS, INCREASE U.S. MANUFACTURING BY $39 BILLION, AND PREVENT A 0.5 ?C INCREASE IN GLOBAL TEMPERATURE. EARTH WILL ENABLE AND ACCELERATE THESE BENEFITS WITH NEW TECHNOLOGIES, DATA-INFORMED REGULATORY GUIDANCE, AND INDUSTRY AND STAKEHOLDER BUY-IN. BY ADDRESSING THE TECHNICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIETAL CHALLENGES OF REPLACING HIGH-GWP REFRIGERANTS, EARTH?S RESEARCH WILL GENERATE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, ENGINEERING PRODUCTS, ENVIRONMENTAL-POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS, AND INDUSTRY AND STAKEHOLDER BEHAVIORAL CHANGES TO STIMULATE THIS HVACR-ECOSYSTEM TRANSFORMATION. EARTH HAS IDENTIFIED OVER 70 INITIAL HVACR-ECOSYSTEM PARTNERS, INCLUDING COMPANIES, COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TECHNICAL/TRADE SCHOOLS, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES, AND FEDERAL LABS, TO AID WITH INDUSTRY ADOPTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES. EARTH WILL INCREASE THE HVACR INDUSTRY?S WORKFORCE CAPACITY ACROSS 6 CORE INSTITUTIONS (3 EPSCOR), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIVE-HAWAI?IAN-SERVING AND TRIBAL COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES, COMMUNITY COLLEGES, AND TECHNICAL/TRADE SCHOOLS. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

BIOTECHNOLOGY RESOURCE CENTER OF BIOMODULAR MULTI SCALE SYSTEMS CBM2 FOR PRECISION MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS

INITIATIVE TO REDUCE LONG-TERM FOSTER CARE

GENERAL SUPERVISION ENHANCEMENT GRANT

MEASUREMENT MATERIALS AND SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT CENTER

KANSAS MENTAL RETARDATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES RESEARCH CENTER (MRDDRC)

NATIONAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER FOR INCLUSIVE PRACTICES AND POLICIES

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SPECIAL RESEARCH (NCSER)

CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN CHEMICAL METHODOLOGIES AND LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT

PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

NEW AWARD TITLED "SMALL SCALE FIELD TEST DEMONSTRATING CO2 SEQUESTRATION" UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CENTER FOR RESEARCH, INC.

SUPPORTING HIGH-NEEDS ELEMENTARY STUDENTS WITH THE CW-FIT PROGRAM: BUILDING FOR SCALE AND SUSTAINABILITY

KANSAS STRONG FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES (KANSAS STRONG)

MORPHOSYNTACTIC ABILITIES OF SLI PROBANDS AND FAMILIES

LEVERAGING BIG DATA TO IMPROVE WOMEN'S HEALTH (BD-WH) - SUMMARY THROUGH THIS NEW NIH-FUNDED BIOMEDICAL CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS (KU), WE ASPIRE TO LEVERAGE BIG DATA TO IMPROVE WOMEN’S HEALTH. A STRONG AND DIVERSE INAUGURAL GROUP OF RESEARCH PROJECT LEADERS, SPANNING THE LABORATORY SCIENCES AND SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES WOULD LEAD THE RESEARCH. THEIR GOALS INCLUDE: IMPROVING THE DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CANCER; DEVELOPING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF ESTROGEN’S LINK TO NEURODEGENERATION; PROVIDING WOMEN, WHO ARE AT HIGHER RISK OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, WITH TOOLS THEY CAN USE TO IMPROVE THEIR LIFESTYLE AND REDUCE DISEASE PROBABILITY; ADDITIONALLY, TWO DIFFERENT PROJECTS SEEK TO IMPROVE WOMEN’S HEALTH BY STUDYING LIFESTYLES, OVERALL HEALTH, AND THE IMPACT OF HEALTH-IMPROVING INNOVATIONS (I.E TELEMEDICINE) IN A GEOGRAPHIC AND SEX-DIFFERENTIATED CONTEXT SO THAT LIMITED PUBLIC HEALTH FUNDS CAN BE LEVERAGED FOR MAXIMAL PUBLIC GOOD. THE CENTER WOULD ENABLE PROGRESS ON THESE PROJECTS AND OTHERS AT THE INTERFACE OF DATA SCIENCE AND WOMEN’S HEALTH BY PROVIDING A STRONG ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE ORGANIZED AROUND THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC AIMS: 1) ADVANCE FIVE RPLS’ RESEARCH PROGRAMS (THROUGH MENTORING, GRANT-WRITING SUPPORT, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT) 2) ENGAGE ADDITIONAL RESEARCH FACULTY (THROUGH THREE NEW TENURE-TRACK HIRES AND A UNIQUE RESEARCH-ENGAGED FACULTY FELLOWS PROGRAM); 3)BOLSTER BIG DATA RESEARCH WITH CORE LAB SUPPORT (THROUGH TWO INITIATIVES, THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW CORE LAB FOCUSED ON BIOMEDICAL DATASETS AND SERVICES, AND A VOUCHER PROGRAM, SUPPORTED BY UNIVERSITY MATCHING FUNDS, THAT LEVERAGES KU’S 17 EXISTING CENTRALIZED RESEARCH CORE LAB FACILITIES.) THE WELL-PLANNED THEME, EXCELLENT INAUGURAL PROJECT LEADERS, CLOSE COORDINATION WITH UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION, AND EXPERIENCED CENTER DIRECTOR AND ASSOCIATE-DIRECTOR ALL LEND STRONG CREDIBILITY THAT THE GOALS WOULD BE ACHIEVED. THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THESE AIMS WILL MARKEDLY INCREASE THE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH CAPABILITIES ON OUR CAMPUS, ESTABLISHING AT OUR INSTITUTION A UNIQUE CENTER THAT LEVERAGES DATA SCIENCE FOR ADVANCING WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH.

CLOSED CAPTIONED TV

REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES AND AGING

CDC YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION CENTER- KANSAS CITY (YVPC- KC): EVALUATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO ADDRESS YOUTH VIOLENCE

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS’ KANSAS CITY KANAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS GEAR UP (KCKPS GU)

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS/HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY IRCDA PROJECT

TO SUPPORT THE THIRD PHASE OF NASA S OPERATION ICEBRIDGE MISSION, WE PROPOSE TO PERFORM AIRBORNE RADAR MEASUREMENTS ON FIVE OIB DEPLOYMENTS, GENERATE

RII TRACK-2 FEC: AQUATIC INTERMITTENCY EFFECTS ON MICROBIOMES IN STREAMS (AIMS)

RESEARCH IN HEAVY-ION NUCLEAR PHYSICS AT CMS

KU POST-BACCALAUREATE RESEARCH EDUCATION PROGRAM

KANSAS INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES RESEARCH CENTER

MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DISEASE PATHWAYS - PROJECT SUMMARY – OVERALL THE COBRE CMADP WAS CREATED IN JULY 2012 TO ENCOURAGE BASIC RESEARCH SCIENTISTS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT NEW ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL PATHWAYS AND APPLIED PROCESSES RELATED TO DISEASE. OVER THE PAST NINE YEARS, CMADP INVESTIGATORS HAVE PURSUED HEALTH-RELATED RESEARCH RELATED TO THE MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DISEASE PATHWAYS. WE HAVE SUPPORTED 24 JUNIOR FACULTY TO DATE THROUGH RESEARCH SUPPORT AND MENTORING. THE 18 FACULTY THAT HAVE GRADUATED FROM THE PROGRAM THUS FAR HAVE GENERATED OVER $38.5 MILLION IN EXTERNAL FUNDING. WE ALSO ESTABLISHED THREE NEW CORE LABORATORIES FOCUSED ON ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE STUDY OF DISEASE: THE GENOME SEQUENCING CORE, THE SYNTHETIC CHEMICAL BIOLOGY CORE AND THE KU NANOFABRICATION FACILITY (FORMERLY THE MICROFABRICATION & MICROFLUIDICS CORE). THESE THREE CORES BROUGHT NEW AND ESSENTIAL ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES TO KU, ALLOWING US TO ATTRACT HIGH-QUALITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCHERS AND FACULTY TO KANSAS. AS A RESULT, CMADP STRENGTHENED BOTH THE HUMAN AND THE PHYSICAL RESOURCES FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN THE STATE. THIS APPLICATION REQUESTS FIVE YEARS OF FUNDING FOR PHASE 3 OF OUR COBRE CENTER TO PURSUE THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES: (1) TO CONTINUE GROWING A CRITICAL MASS OF NEW AND CONTINUING INVESTIGATORS FOCUSED ON THE VERY BROAD THEME OF MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DISEASE PATHWAYS, (2) TO CONTINUE A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM OF COBRE PILOT PROJECT GRANTS THAT UTILIZE OUR CORE LABS, AND (3) TO STRENGTHEN OUR EXISTING CORE LABS BY EXPANDING THEIR CAPABILITIES AND USER BASES, WORKING WITH THE KU OFFICE OF RESEARCH TO POSITION THEM FOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY BASED ON A COMBINATION OF FEES GENERATED PLUS A BASE OF SUPPORT FROM THE UNIVERSITY. THE RESULT WILL BE A VERY STRONG CADRE OF SUCCESSFUL MID-CAREER BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH FACULTY AND SELF-SUSTAINING CORE LABS THAT SUPPORT RESEARCH IN MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DISEASE PATHWAYS STATEWIDE. WE STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT THE OVERALL IMPACT OF CMADP ON BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH AT KU AND THE STATE OF KANSAS WILL THUS BE SUBSTANTIAL AND ENDURING.

GREEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR PRODUCT DIVERSIFICATION IN AN INTEGRATED BIOREFINERY

PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

MINING THE ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS SECONDARY METABOLOME

INTEGRATED RESOURCE FOR PROTEIN RECOGNITION STUDIES

DETERMINANTS OF RESILIENCE: MENTAL HEALTH, MALTREATMENT AND ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR

PHASE V: BUILDING RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE TO ADDRESS GRAND CHALLENGE PROBLEMS IN ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND BIOMATERIALS DESIGN

CELLULAR COFACTORS, NEURONAL STRESS & RESCUE, AGING & ALZHEIMER DISEASE

TWINS AND SINGLETONS WITH SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IMPAIRMENT

NSMDS: SUSTAINABLE CHEMICAL INNOVATIONS BY AN INTEGRATED DESIGN APPROACH

CYBERCORPS: NEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SERVICE (SFS) PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS - JAYHAWK SFS

THE EFFECTS OF PARENTING ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENTS WITH FXS

KU BIOINFORMATICS COMPUTING FACILITY CORE RENOVATION AND IMPROVEMENT