AI can help clinicians focus on patients
Trained as a pharmacist, Chelsea Sumner ’19 now works for NVIDIA, helping health care companies use artificial intelligence.
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UNC and Duke team up for clinical pharmacology training
As part of one of the few federally funded training programs in the field, graduate students and postdocs improve medications.
16 student researchers receive NSF fellowships
The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program awards work in STEM-related fields.
Pharmacy graduate shoots for the stars
With experience gained at NASA and UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, Emma Ives hopes to work in aerospace medicine.
Global Pharmacy Scholars serve in 7 world regions
The Global Rotation program positions students for success through project-based rotations in international health care systems.
Angela Kashuba to step down as Eshelman dean
Kashuba, who’s served at Carolina since 1997 and as dean since 2019, will return to the pharmacy school’s faculty, Provost Chris Clemens announced.
4 Carolina faculty named AAAS fellows
The American Association for the Advancement of Science chose professors from the medical and pharmacy schools and College of Arts and Sciences.
UNC Health Sciences at MAHEC responds to Helene
Carolina’s Asheville health care campus continues to address urgent needs and aid those in western North Carolina.
‘Avengers’ research team makes xylazine discovery
The opioid crisis is just one health issue the Triangle Center of Excellence in Regulatory Science and Innovation addressed in its first year.
#GDTBATH: Brianna Vickerman
The Eshelman Innovation assistant professor uses light activation to dose drugs more precisely.