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Students

Sisters in science

Students Olivia and Mya Burken have put their love for science to work assisting with clinical trials at Mizzou’s Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building.

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Research

$12 million grant will boost workforce development at MU’s Laboratory for Infectious Disease Research

NIH-funded grant will provide additional trainings and support to existing University of Missouri employees, as well as recruit new employees.

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News Release

Scaling up the power of nanotechnology

University of Missouri researchers’ conceptual design of a nanomaterial could one day support new uses of nanotechnology in medicine and science.

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Between the stacks of Ellis Library

Ellis Library has supplied academic resources for its patrons since 1916. Learn more about this central campus resource.

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Earth mother

MU students, staff and faculty have all likely walked past Colleen Thomas as she works to keep the campus flora beautiful.
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Campus

Marching on

During a recent Mizzou Football game, Marching Mizzou celebrated 65 years of women in Marching Mizzou.
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Doctoral candidate Faith Aynekulu is creating the future of cancer detection while cultivating a love of STEM in others.

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Advocates for accessibility Cynthia Tang and Brian Thomas receive NIH F30 fellowships Inaugural Mizzou Medal of Distinction awarded to George P. Smith in recognition of outstanding service Twelve MU faculty named Curators’ Distinguished Professors View all accolades

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Oct. 2 Mizzou Arts Lecture Series presents Sonja Drimmer Oct. 5 2023 Delta Gamma Lectureship feat. Kendra Scott More events
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Photo gallery: Summer winds down on campus

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