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UCA Breaks Ground on $18 Million Business College Building
University of Central Arkansas breaks ground on the new $18.1 million building that will be the new home of its business college. // read more
Delegates Represent Arkansas at Economic Convocation in Washington D.C.
Thirteen economic influencers and college students were chosen by the National Academies to represent Arkansas at a national economic convocation held in Washington, D.C. Tuesday. // read more
Engineering Sustainability
On the production end, the sustainability movement challenges researchers to design and build efficient, less wasteful and clean - or "green" - products and processes. As a fundamentally applied science, engineering has a huge responsibility in this endeavor. // read more
The Business of Sustainability
What does environmental sustainability have to do with selling tires, televisions and laundry detergent? Businesses and organizations can become more sustainable in virtually all facets of operation. // read more
Catapulting Arkansas Through Nanotechnology
The science makes it possible to build objects that take on dramatically different properties than their larger counterparts. Because of these differences, the time is right for researchers to jump wholeheartedly into the nanotechnology arena. // read more
The Accelerator: Alex Biris
Dr. Alex Biris is working on "the next big thing" in the Arkansas Nanotechnology Center - along with scientists who are a part of an extended research network. // read more
Tracking Down Good Health Care
The director of the new Center for Innovation in Healthcare Logistics leads a team of researchers who are investigating the supply-chain network and information and logistics systems within U.S. health care. // read more
Protein Power
A team of University of Arkansas researchers uses cutting-edge techniques and equipment to study protein molecules at the atomic level, and their work ties together medical advances with a fundamental understanding of these important structures.
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Pathogen Protection
At the University of Arkansas, researchers seek to reduce the number of foodborne illnesses in three ways: prevention, containment and reduction. // read more
Feedstock Shock Slows Biodiesel Momentum
In Arkansas, biodiesel production capacity is poised for a major increase from the current level of 27 million gallons a year by plants at Batesville and Stuttgart. But the momentum slowed in the summer of 2007 as prices for vegetable oil and animal fat used as feedstock to produce biodiesel spiraled up. // read more
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