UNC-Chapel Hill researchers ask Americans: “What does God look like?”
Carolina professor Kurt Gray used a new technique to construct what a large sample of 511 American Christians think God looks like.
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UNC-Chapel Hill researchers ask Americans: “What does God look like?”
Carolina professor Kurt Gray used a new technique to construct what a large sample of 511 American Christians think God looks like.
Could reading our circadian clocks according to DNA repair optimize chemotherapy?
For the first time, UNC School of Medicine scientists led by Nobel laureate Aziz Sancar analyzed whole-genome DNA repair in an animal over 24 hours to find which genes were repaired, where exactly, and when, laying the groundwork for a more precise use of anti-cancer drugs.
New study finds climate change threatens marine protected areas
Expected levels of ocean warming will transform marine ecosystems worldwide, beginning as early as 2050.
Winners selected for Creativity Hubs inaugural awards
The winning teams were selected from proposals involving 194 Carolina researchers from 35 departments in 10 schools and the College of Arts & Sciences.
UNC Lineberger’s Griffith elected into National Academy of Sciences
Griffith is one of 84 new members being recognized for their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. National Academy of Sciences membership is one of the highest scientific honors conferred in the United States.
Carolina researchers unveil new information about what goes on in the rush-hour-like environment of a living cell
New paper in Science shows that RNAs help certain molecules come together in liquid-like protected compartments, information that could have implications for understanding neurodegenerative diseases.
