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November 2, 2009- Science at 90,000 feet
- KU Cancer Center hires researchers to aid quest for NCI designation
- Ginther lands grant to study why women leave sciences
- December graduation ceremonies announced
- KU work group partners with Kansas City, Kan. community groups to improve Latino health
- Edwards Campus to offer bachelor's in business administration
- Researcher shows spatial skills could lead to earlier indications of Alzheimer's disease
- Senior class nominates six finalists for HOPE award
- Miller initiates project to collect oral histories of religion in Kansas
- Business school lands spot on Princeton Review's best of list
- Vigil, flag retreat among events to commemorate Veterans Day
- Fox leads Smithsonian's virtual Dia De Los Muertos exhibit
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Solving the Alzheimer's puzzle
KU researcher David Kevin Johnson has earned international attention for showing that testing a person's ability to perceive relationships between objects may be an early way to diagnose Alzheimer's disease. Research info & video »YouTube.com/KU
Wild Science: Water Beetles
KU researcher Andrew Short talks about his research, which has dealt with insects and water quality in Latin America and how water may play a role in the development of aquatic insects that evolve to live on land and sometimes move back to water again. Watch video »Snapshots
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Fall on the hillBrowse photos of KU's main Lawrence campus as the seasons begin to change and leaves begin to fall. Considered one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation, KU occupies 1,000 acres on and around Mount Oread in Lawrence. Browse photo gallery » |
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Fight the FluEmployees can find the latest information about flu vaccine clinics at www.studenthealth.ku.edu. A student-only H1N1 clinic will be held Nov. 6. Once new supplies of seasonal flu vaccine arrives, new clinics will be announced. Meanwhile, continue to cover your cough, wash hands and stay home if sick.See anwsers to common flu questions. |
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