Research |
Research in Brief: Science One Step Closer to "Turning Off" Seizures, Sleep Disturbances Linked to Intellectual Disability
UNLV-led research team identifies key brain protein to target for new customized drug therapies treating adverse symptoms of developmental disorder subtypes.
Campus News |
Engineering a Victory for Patients with Diabetes
James Skelly, a master of electrical engineering student, came out on top at this year’s Rebel Grad Slam, and the impact of his research reaches far beyond the event.
Campus News |
Everything You Need to Know about Radiochemistry in Three Minutes
Katherine Luebke’s success in UNLV’s radiochemistry doctoral program stems from a lifelong passion for the niche area of study.
People |
The Interview: Blair Thomas
The former UNLV volleyball player is now acing it as as clinical sciences professor at the UNLV School of Dental Medicine.
Research |
UNLV, Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health Earn $11.3 Million NIH Grant to Bolster Neuroscience Research in Southern Nevada
Joint Center for Neurodegeneration and Translational Neuroscience earns continuation funding to support regional research, infrastructure, and career development.
People |
Medical Student Drawn to Vital Role of Radiologists in Delivering Care
The October 1 mass shooting and time spent volunteering with children at a hosptital in Brazil influenced Caroline Le Tohic's career path.
People |
Heeding the Call to Serve
Cheryl Maes says having a “service mindset” helps her balance her various roles.
People |
Positive Ripple Effects
Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner Reimund Serafica says collaboration is key to successful research.
People |
Scholarship of Practice
That’s how Aaron Bellow describes his dual role as a nurse and a UNLV professor.
Campus News |
Microbiologist Makes Big Impact at 2021’s Rebel Grad Slam
Doctoral student Melissa Schofield stepped out of her bubble to explain her work with bacteria and build connections with other students.
People |
Carrying on Family Legacy
Through College of Education certificate program, business student Alex Chackel continues family sport legacy.
Arts and Culture |