Drug tested at UNC-Chapel Hill shows success at shortening recovery times for coronavirus patients.
April 30, 2020
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Having weird dreams during quarantine?
Experts weigh in on why our dreams are so vivid and often negative during the pandemic
April 10, 2020
Carolina Researchers Discover Potential HIV Breakthrough Drug
UNC researchers discover way to make HIV cells visible to the immune system
January 31, 2020
Meet the indestructible tardigrade
Researchers want to know why tardigrades are so resilient and how that can be used to preserve biological samples.
Do retention ponds do what they're supposed to?
New research shows that although retention ponds may look nice above the water, they aren’t working the way they are supposed to underwater.
UNC-Chapel Hill Study Asks: What Does God Look Like?
A team of psychologists from UNC-Chapel Hill ask Americans what they think God looks like
How Americans picture God ;
July 4, 2018
What happens to water quality after two decades of hurricanes
UNC-Chapel Hill study describes the long-term impacts of hurricanes
The Lasting Effect of Hurricanes
June 7, 2018
O. Max Gardner Award: Dr. Ben Bahr
UNC-Pembroke's Dr. Ben Bahr won the UNC System's Oliver Max Gardner award for research findings that could slow or reverse Alzheimer's disease.
MRIs Could Help Predict Whether Infants at High Risk Will Develop Autism
MRIs Could Help Predict Whether Infants at High Risk Will Develop Autism
May 12, 2017
In Animals, Female Attractiveness is About More than Finding a Mate
In animals, female attractiveness is about more than finding a mate
March 29, 2017
Just like us, animals can be show-offs.
The giant plumage of a peacock and the green head of a mallard are evolutionarily designed to get the attention of peahens and female mallards, but flash and ornamentation are not strictly male attributes.