The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute (NMDSI) is offering up to seven $50,000 mini-grants (maximum award of $50,000 per project) to Marquette University faculty. Projects will start July 1, with funds available on that date. Projects must be completed within 18 months of the start date (by Dec. 31, 2024). The NMDSI will consider funding […]
Biological sciences professor receives R01 funding from NIH to expand genome editing tools in lizards
Dr. Tony Gamble, associate professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has received almost $1.1 million in R01 grant funding from the National Institutes of Health’s National Human Genome Institute to expand genome editing tools and processes in lizards which could facilitate comparisons of gene function among other species, including […]
Marquette faculty and staff research grants from December 2022/January 2023
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs has announced the following research grants awarded to university faculty and staff in December 2022/January 2023. A Model for Humanizing Engineering Education: Broadening Engineering Teaching with Theory-based Educational Resources (BETTER) $300,000 – National Science Foundation Amber Young-Brice (PI), assistant professor in the College of Nursing; and Dr. Somesh […]
Marquette faculty and staff research grants from October/November 2022
Marquette University’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs has announced the following research grants awarded to university faculty and staff in October/November 2022. A Digital Storytelling Intervention to Promote the Health of African American Family Caregivers $50,000 – The Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation Abiola Keller (PI), assistant professor, and Dr. Kristin Haglund, Rev. John […]
A big opportunity to bridge a dental knowledge gap
Pedaling device that customizes resistance for each leg offers breakthrough for stroke patients
Physical Therapy Professor Dr. Sheila Schindler-Ivens had the idea of creating a pedal trainer that delivers customized resistance to a stroke patient’s paretic leg. The device is now patented and on track for commercialization that could help physical therapists dramatically improve mobility for stroke patients.
Major study examines prediabetic fatigue and an exercise regimen that could help reverse it
How AI can improve imaging and reduce the need for repeat lumpectomies
Entangled Air: Haggerty Museum of Art combines art and science in new exhibition
A Marquette alum and The Smart Factory: A showcase for supply chain’s future
By Andrew Goldstein, marketing communication specialist Most people walk by O’Brien Hall and see the finished product, a 110,000-square-foot building that symbolizes the future of business education at Marquette. Contained in that larger picture, though, are endless details: 182 tons of rebar, more than 9,000 bricks on the exterior façade and 251 doors, just to […]
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