Faculty Awarded $2 Million Grant to Research Treatment Options for Chronic Pain
A team of UVM faculty are studying the structure, mechanism, and regulation of proteins that will help treat chronic pain and potentially offer a solution to the opioid crisis.
Rory Waterman Looks to Expand the CURE Model
Students experience enthusiasm and a deeper understanding of science when they participate in laboratory research. However, carrying out research on the scale of an undergraduate course can present logistical hurdles for faculty.
Applications Open for High School STEM Program at UVM
Vermont high school students can be part of a hands-on chemistry research project at UVM this summer through the Army Educational Outreach Program’s Research & Engineering Apprenticeship Program (REAP).
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