The UK goes to the polls
With the UK General Election now announced for May 6, some background information on what is likely to unfold might be of general interest.Categories: Global Wake Forest, Research & Discovery
With the UK General Election now announced for May 6, some background information on what is likely to unfold might be of general interest.The digital world: Ananda Mitra tackles how technology is affecting everything around us
When communication professor Ananda Mitra set out to write about the complex problems and issues generated by the widespread adoption of digital technology, he knew he had taken on a big job. So big, it led him to write 10 books simultaneously.Categories: Arts & Culture, Research & Discovery
Institute announces international ties
The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine has formed the first of what it believes will be a long list of international partnerships aimed at accelerating the pace of developing therapies for patients, says Dr. Anthony Atala, the director of institute.
Categories: Global Wake Forest, Research & Discovery
A brighter idea: Wake Forest receives patent for new fiber solar cells
Wake Forest has received the first patent for a new solar-cell technology that can double the energy production of today’s flat cells at a fraction of the cost.Categories: Research & Discovery
Parsley recognized for bringing mathematics ‘out-of-the-box’
Assistant Professor of Mathematics Jason Parsley has received an award for distinguished teaching by a faculty member in the early stage of his or her teaching career.
Categories: Research & Discovery
Biomedical forum focuses on results
The focus of a biomedical conference in Winston-Salem this week is to translate “the science of regenerative medicine to patients in a timely manner,” says Dr. Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
Categories: Community Impact, Research & Discovery
Johnson enjoys the teacher-scholar role
Biology professor Erik Johnson, who received the Reid-Doyle Prize for Excellence in Teaching earlier this semester, works to inspire a love of learning in his students. “The students here are truly exceptional, which makes the role of a teacher-scholar rewarding.”
Categories: Mentorship, Research & Discovery
The battle over mountaintop mining
Toxins found downstream of mountaintop mining sites kill fish and threaten human health, biologist Dennis Lemly said in a TIME magazine article.
Categories: Research & Discovery
April 2010 Faculty Focus
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Wake Forest to help lead major study about mobility disability in older adults
Researchers from the health and exercise science department and Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center have received a major grant from the National Institute on Aging to conduct a six-year study to prevent mobility disability in older adults.Categories: Research & Discovery