November 2014 - The Reporter
September 22, 2013
UAB student named a Clinton scholar
Ryder, a student in the University Honors Program, is a double major in biology and anthropology with minors in Middle Eastern studies and chemistry.
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Academics
September 20, 2013
Singh first UAB researcher to garner funding from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute
UAB researcher to develop medical decision making guide for minority patients with lupus.
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Awards & Honors
September 20, 2013
Saxena wins Google award for mobile security research
Saxena’s research aims to make mobile interactions and transactions more simple and secure. His was one of 105 projects funded.
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Awards & Honors
September 19, 2013
UAB researchers identify proteins that may help brain tumors spread
A UAB study discovers a pathway used by malignant tumor cells to invade healthy parts of the brain, giving researchers a fresh target for drug discovery.
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Research & Scholarship
September 19, 2013
Record total enrollment and increased ACT scores announced
Record enrollment which includes increases in total enrollment, as well as enrollment among freshmen, undergrads, master’s students and transfers announced.
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Take Note
September 18, 2013
New name: UAB’s Collat School of Business approved by trustees
UAB announces gift, set to name School of Business after Charles and Patsy Collat, the university’s biggest benefactors.
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Take Note
September 18, 2013
Transformational gift kicks off the Campaign for UAB
Longtime supporters Charles and Patsy Collat have been recognized for their $25 million in gifts and pledges to the School of Business.
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The Campaign for UAB
September 17, 2013
Community service meets the classroom in a game of connect the dots
Two students spent the summer mapping storm drains as part of a partnership project with the Jefferson County Health Department
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Academics
September 16, 2013
UAB paper suggests mobility is key to healthy aging
A UAB review suggests that one of the most important tools for healthy aging is good mobility, and calls on primary care physicians to work more closely with aging patients
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Research & Scholarship
September 11, 2013
Grant renewal extends, expands national research of kidney failure
World-renowned scientists search for ways to prevent acute kidney failure, improve management of the disease.
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Extramural Awards
