An AIDS prevention pill?
By Roger Hagy
Research led by Michael Thigpen (’91) suggests one pill may help in preventing HIV/AIDS.
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Pregnant Women and Football Helmets: An Alum’s Positive Impact
By Meredith McGroarty
Stefan Duma (’95) has won national acclaim for his work on head injury mechanics, specifically his research involving the impact of car accidents on pregnant women and fetuses, and the safety of adult and child football helmets. Continue reading
Dialogue Coach
By Torchbearer Staff
Getting opposing groups together to talk it out won’t solve all of the world’s problems on the first go around, but it’s a good first step, says Joe Miles, an assistant professor of psychology. Continue reading
UT Knoxville Continues Upward Trend in External Research Funding for FY 2010
By Torchbearer Staff
External research funding increased to more than $188 million in fiscal year 2010, adding $10 million to last year’s total and setting an all-time high for the campus. The funding comes from a wide variety of sources, including federal and state agencies as well as private research foundations. Continue reading
