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News Release

$2.6 million grant to help establish online clinical engineering program

The University of Missouri is partnering with Siemens Healthineers to develop one of the first online programs of its kind in the United States.

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Fanfare for NextGen

Learn about Luis Hermano Bezerra, a University of Missouri graduate student whose original composition helped celebrate the grand opening of the Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building.

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Photo gallery: Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building grand opening

On Oct. 19, the University of Missouri celebrated the official grand opening of the Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building, the anchoring facility of the NextGen Precision Health initiative. See photos from the event.

NextGen Precision Health

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Research

The art of science

One Mizzou artist and faculty member created a moving tribute to her late father. That work is now at the center of the new Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building.
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MIZZOU Magazine

NextGen talent

A new approach to hiring marshals multiple researchers around real-world problems.
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Research

Research with heart

MU researcher Craig Emter is looking for how to best prescribe exercise to treat heart failure patients.

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Research

NextGen offers new possibilities for MU researchers addressing health disparities

Faculty from the MU School of Health Professions are using big data to tackle systemic health disparities. NextGen Precision Health will have the resources needed to strengthen and streamline their work.
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Featured Stories

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Research

Researchers training machines to recognize vocal fatigue

Smart technology could one day protect teachers from a range of conditions.
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Research

Helping communities in Africa talk about pesticides, avoid fake news

The work is part of an effort from the school to improve how science is communicated to the general public.

Community Impact

Building community through film

The Asian Affairs Center joins Ragtag, as well as other MU and community organizations, for a series of inclusive film screenings and discussions.
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Campus

Special Collections team brings history to life

The only prerequisite for checking it out is curiosity.
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MU, MU Health Care to sponsor flu shot clinics

Clinics will take place through November and are available to faculty, staff, students and community members.

Accolades

MU Disability Center announces Henson Access Mizzou Award Winners 2021 Kyle Bals named Wheeler Ambassador Nine MU faculty named Curators’ Distinguished Professors Seven students receive Gilman Scholarships View all accolades

Upcoming Events

Oct. 27 Cyber Security Awareness Month Brunch n' Learn Series for Researchers Oct. 27 U Publish @ Your Library: Open Access at MU Oct. 28 Diversity Day Oct. 28 You've Got This Anxiety Toolkit: Managing Unhelpful Thoughts More events
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Campus

Jesse Hall dome: A behind-the-scenes look

Ever wondered what’s inside the Jesse Hall dome? We did, too. Demystify the icon one level at a time.

Mizzou in the News

Single-use plastic used to make longer-lasting asphalt In Missouri

Forbes

Researchers discovered a rare 500-million-year-old fossil of a "worm-like" animal

Martha Stewart

Cats might be purrfect model for human genetics research

U.S. News & World Report

Proposed antitrust laws and the big four tech firms

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