Emily Crawford’s findings could reframe how we think about the downstream effects of prescription drugs.

With deep knowledge in both materials science and medicine, Kyle Riker is positioned to help design the next generation of therapies that truly integrate with the body.

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Alison Cruise has two decades of military experience. Her service — and the challenges she has overcome — inspire her doctoral studies at UNC-Chapel Hill.

MFA graduate Rebecca Pempek explores the complexities of chronic pain and the American health care system in her thesis artwork.

Working at the intersection of physics, materials science and biology, doctoral student Sicheng Xing is conducting cutting-edge research on and electrical stimulation device for chronic wound healing.

Kyle McQuillan wields the power of design to transform how students learn, educators teach, and innovators bring ideas to life.

Students from programs across UNC-Chapel Hill have received highly competitive awards from the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program for their research in STEM-related fields, including chemistry, biology, neuroscience and more. 

Doctoral student David Wan is helping to make the rapidly evolving technology more reliable.

After earning an unexpected opportunity to come to Carolina, Ariayana Harrell decided to stay for graduate school with hopes to positively impact communities like the one she came from.

Two Carolina graduate students share a passion for computer science and love for each other.