Baylor Epidemiologist Testifies Before Congressional Subcommittee on Gulf War Illness
[3/15/2013]

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Dept. of Defense Funding Opportunity: Psychological Health/Traumatic Brain Injury Research Program Basic/Applied Psychological Health Award
[3/8/2013]

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Call for Undergraduate Research Highlights: Summer 2013 CUR Quarterly
[2/26/2013]

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NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship (NESSF) Program
[11/5/2012]

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Arts & Humanities Research Opportunity: UT Austin Ransom Center Fellowships
[11/1/2012]

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Pre and Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunities: Ford Foundation Fellowships
[10/24/2012]

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Rusinga Island documentary based in part on the research of Daniel J. Peppe now on display in the American Museum of Natural History
[10/18/2012]

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Graduate Student Fellowship Opportunity: NASA Space Technology Research Fellowships
[10/15/2012]

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Postdoc Fellowship Opportunity: Dept. of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program
[10/8/2012]

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October Research Tracks newsletter now available
[10/4/2012]

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Environmental Protection Agency honors Baylor junior David Dreier with prestigious award
[10/3/2012]

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Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business Ranks No. 2 in Nation for Entrepreneurship
[9/25/2012]
The undergraduate entrepreneurship program at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business is ranked No. 2 among the more than 2,000 schools nationwide surveyed by The Princeton Review for Entrepreneur Magazine. Baylor was the highest ranked school in Texas.
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Invitation to Grant-Writing Seminar - October 11, 2012
[9/14/2012]

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Marlan O. Scully is honored for Quantum Optics Research
[9/18/2012]
WACO, Texas (Sept. 18, 2012) - Marlan O. Scully, Ph.D., Baylor University Distinguished Researcher and member of the National Academy of Sciences, has been named as the 2012 recipient of the Frederic Ives Medal/Jarus Quinn Prize, the highest award conferred by The Optical Society for his groundbreaking research in quantum optics.
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Baylor University Appoints Director for Innovative Business Accelerator
[9/17/2012]
Gregory Leman, Ph.D., has been named director of Baylor University's Innovative Business Accelerator (IBA), which helps new technology companies grow their business more rapidly by taking advantage of the University's research and academic intellectual capital.
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September Research Tracks newsletter now available
[9/5/2012]

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Research That's Making a Difference
[8/25/2003]
Resarch at Baylor general commercial
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Baylor physicists contribute to historic Higgs boson findings
[7/5/2012]
In between the Independence Day parades and fireworks, you may have caught the news yesterday that an international team of scientists at CERN may have found the elusive Higgs boson particle, filling a gap in physics theory that has been pursued for decades. (Despite its technical nature, the news was CNN.com's most popular story yesterday.) What [...]
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Baylor/CASPER Graduate Students Earn Prestigious Fellowships
[6/19/2012]

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June Research Tracks Newsletter Available
[6/5/2012]

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Baylor Professor's Cancer Research Featured in CPRIT Video
[4/30/2012]

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Cooper Foundation Awards Funding to Establish Microgravity Research Facility at the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC)
[5/7/2012]

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Departments name Outstanding Undergraduate Research Posters for 2012 URSA Scholars Week
[5/3/2012]

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April Research Tracks Newsletter Available
[4/24/2012]

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Early Career Faculty NASA Space Tech Research Opportunities
[3/12/2012]

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Annual $50K Fletcher Fellowship Competition
[1/4/2012]

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Marlan O. Scully, Internationally Renowned Physicist, Joins Baylor University
[10/18/2011]

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October Research Tracks Newsletter Available
[10/5/2011]

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Undergraduate Presentation Opportunity: CUR Posters on the Hill
[9/8/2011]

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September Research Tracks newsletter now available
[9/6/2011]

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Dr. Ben Carson to headline McLennan Distiguished Lecture Series
[8/23/2011]

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2012 NEH Summer Stipend Internal Application Deadline Coming Soon
[8/17/2011]

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Human Subjects in Research Seminar for Faculty and Students
[8/10/2011]
Human Subjects in Research Seminar for Faculty and Students
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Invitation to 2011 National Science Foundation Regional Meeting
[6/27/2011]

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Jason Berninger, a doctoral student in Baylor's Institute of Biomedical Studies, has received a Research Associateship award
[6/22/2011]
Jason Berninger, a doctoral student in Baylor's Institute of Biomedical Studies, has received a Research Associateship award from the National Research Council. The award will allow Mr. Berninger to continue his research - fully funded - on the effects of pharmaceuticals on the environment for three years following his August graduation from Baylor.
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Two May 2011 graduates have been selected for Fulbright grants
[6/22/2011]
Two May 2011 graduates, Amanda Randolph of La Vernia, Texas, and Bond West of San Antonio, have been selected for Fulbright grants, becoming Baylor's 25th and 26th Fulbright recipients since 2001. Ms. Randolph will research in the area of gerontology at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland, while Mr. West will study Nordic sagas at the University of Iceland. The Fulbright is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State
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Summer Research Tracks Newsletter Now Available
[6/8/2011]

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Limited Submission Notice: NEH Summer Stipend Program
[5/12/2011]

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Schaefer Lecture Cancelled Due to Speaker's Illness
[4/26/2011]

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New NSF Strategic Plan
[4/5/2011]
NSF's new strategic plan: Empowering the Nation Through Discovery and Innovation.
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Baylor, Texas A&M Researchers Find Earliest People to Inhabit the Americas
[3/25/2011]

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Academic Research Funding Strategy Session
[3/21/2011]

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Reminder - Internal Grant Deadlines Coming Soon
[1/26/2011]

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Jefferson Science Associates/JLab Sabbatical Support Program
[12/22/2010]

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Jefferson Science Associates/JLab Graduate Fellowship Program
[12/22/2010]

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New NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide effective for proposals submitted or due on or after January 18, 2011
[12/17/2010]

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Research Fellowship Opportunities - National Research Council
[12/7/2010]

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December Research Tracks Newsletter Available
[12/6/2010]

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NSF Funding Opportunity: Research in Engineering Education
[10/22/2010]

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Undergraduate Internship opportunity: Patton Boggs, LLP
[10/11/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Announces Call for Applications for Health Policy Fellows Program
[10/11/2010]

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Mark your calendar: Internal grant application deadlines
[9/22/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: Pilot and Exploratory Projects in Palliative Care of Cancer Patients and Their Families
[8/12/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: The Role of Healthcare and Insurance in Improving Outcomes in Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Treatment
[8/12/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: NSF Frontiers in Earth System Dynamics
[7/12/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: Department of Energy Office of Science Early Career Research Program
[7/12/2010]

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Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity: National Space Biomedical Research Institute
[6/23/2010]

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Research in the News: Baylor Accepted into Largest Particle Physics Research Laboratory in the World
[5/24/2010]

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Research News: NSF to Ask Every Grant Applicant for Data Management Plan
[5/12/2010]

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Reminders from ITS regarding technology in research
[5/6/2010]

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Baylor Research In The News: "Texas Stadium implosion may provide data about earth's underside"
[4/20/2010]

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Baylor Research In The News: "State official names Baylor among cancer research giants at presentation Monday"
[4/13/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: NIOSH Pilot Projects Research Training Program
[2/10/2010]

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January Research Tracks newsletter now available
[1/29/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: American Cancer Society Area of Special Interest: The Role of Healthcare and Insurance in Improving Outcomes in Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Treatment
[1/25/2010]

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Internal Deadline Announced for NSF FY2010 Major Research Instrumentation Program
[1/25/2010]

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Baylor professor develops mathmatical model to predict the 'heat' of chili peppers
[1/8/2010]

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Grantsmanship Center's Research Proposal Workshop coming to Dallas
[1/5/2010]

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Internal Funding Deadline Reminder
[1/5/2010]

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Funding Opportunity: NEH Digital Humanities Start-Up Grants
[11/23/2009]

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Joe Fulton wins Landry Award
[11/10/2009]

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Internal Deadline Announced for NSF Major Research Instrumentation Program
[10/27/2009]

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Unique Partnership Creates Region's First Research Park
[10/26/2009]

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Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program - Application Deadline Extended
[10/8/2009]

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SBIR/STTR Proposal Workshop
[9/26/2008]
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer Program (STTR) Workshop are federally-funded programs that support small business technology product development
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NSF Graduate Research Fellows Nordic Research Opportunity
[9/16/2009]

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Texas Workforce Commission RFP: Summer Merit Program (SMP)
[9/16/2009]

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Texas Workforce Commission RFP: Governor's Champions Program (GCP)
[9/16/2009]

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Graduate Research Opportunity: NSF East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes (EAPSI)
[9/15/2009]

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NSF Regional Grants Conference, Jackson, MS - October 5-6, 2009
[9/3/2009]

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September Research Tracks newsletter now available
[9/1/2009]

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CUR membership provides opportunities for Baylor faculty
[8/31/2009]

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Funding Opportunity: Norman Hackerman Advanced Research Program
[8/28/2009]

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Fall 2009 IRB Meeting Dates Announced
[8/24/2009]

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Funding Opportunity: John Merck Scholars Program in the Biology of Developmental Disabilities in Children
[8/14/2009]

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October 7, 2009 Deadline Announced for Postdoctoral Fellowship Applications
[7/30/2009]

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2010 NEH Summer Stipend Program
[7/27/2009]

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HHMI Grants for Research Universities
[6/16/2009]

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Funding Opportunity: TIES US-Mexico University Partnerships
[6/15/2009]

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Baylor Research in the News: "Baylor researchers suggest 'warp speed' may not be such a far out idea after all"
[6/8/2009]

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Dept. of Defense Funding News: Social Science Research Assists Navigation of 'Human Terrain'
[5/22/2009]

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NCIIA Annual Conference - Call for Proposals
[5/20/2009]

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Review of Baylor prof's horn CD, funded in part by an OVPR Arts & Humanities grant
[5/13/2009]

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Grant Opportunities: National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance
[4/3/2009]

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Undergraduate & Graduate Student Research Experience - TeraGrid 09
[4/2/2009]

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Funding Opportunity Announcements: American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Grants for Research
[3/27/2009]

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"A Walk in the Wetlands" video - Dr. Marty Harvill's Biology lab conducts research in the field
[2/11/2009]

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Sigma Xi Research Society Grants-in-aid of Research Program
[2/9/2009]

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NIH Regional Seminar on Program Funding & Grants Administration - Atlanta, Georgia
[2/9/2009]

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2009 Nanotechnology Summer Internships
[1/14/2009]
During the summer of 2009, the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network will host a Research Experience for Undergraduates (NNIN REU) Program from June through August. We are looking for engineering and science students with broad interests across disciplines focusing on nanotechnology.
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Baylor researcher investigating car parts made from coconut husks
[1/5/2009]

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National Endowment for the Humanities - Seminars and Institutes for College and University Teachers
[12/16/2008]

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Universities Space Research Association - Research Opportunities Program
[12/11/2008]

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National Research Council of the National Academies - Postdoctoral and Senior Research Associateship Programs
[11/25/2008]

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"The Pulse" - Undergraduate Research Journal at Baylor University - Fall '08 Special Edition on the Sciences
[11/24/2008]

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Research Exchange Program - Internships in Germany and opportunities to host German research interns
[11/19/2008]
Global competencies, multicultural skills and international cooperation are becoming more and more important factors in good research work. This is why DAAD established RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering)--an internship program for North American undergraduate students who wish to gain research experience at German universities and research institutions. The program has been extremely successful, and since 2005 almost 900 scholarships have been awarded to students from the U.S. and Canada.

Due to the positive feedback from RISE students and hosts, DAAD decided to open up this scholarship opportunity to exchange in the opposite direction. Research groups in the U.S. and in Canada interested in hosting a German research assistant in the summer of 2009 are invited to participate in the new program RISE in North America and to submit project proposals.

Within this new program, American and Canadian research groups, laboratories and doctoral students can now apply to host a motivated, English-proficient intern from Germany in their proposed project. The German intern will assist in research and lab work. The interns, who are students in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, engineering, or a closely related field, receive a DAAD scholarship to help cover living expenses and travel costs.

For more information, please visit www.daad.de/rise-northamerica
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Advanced Instrumentation Workshop at Baylor University
[10/2/2008]
The workshop is designed for Senior chemistry/biochemistry majors and their advisors, though exceptional Juniors will be considered. The training will consist primarily of three 3-hour small group hands-on intensive sessions (see tentative schedule). Overnight accommodations and meals will be provided. An application form is available online. Review of applications will begin October 1st. For more information, contact Barbara Rauls, Workshop Coordinator, at (254) 710-4926 or barbara_rauls@baylor.edu
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Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences-1st award in Materials Chemistry
[9/19/2008]
The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation announces the establishment of the Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences. The prize will be awarded to an individual in a selected area of chemistry to recognize exceptional and original research that has advanced the field in a major way. The first Dreyfus Prize will be awarded in the field of materials chemistry, honoring the accomplishments of the Dreyfus brothers, Camille and Henry. The prize, to be awarded biennially, will consist of a citation, a medal, and a monetary award of $250,000.
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Internal Funding Application Deadlines
[8/6/2008]

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Baylor Senior Awarded Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
[4/18/2008]
Baylor University senior Juan Yaquian, an electrical and computer engineering student from Temple, Texas, has been awarded the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, the premier undergraduate award in the United States and its territories in the fields of mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering.
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Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) - 2008
[3/6/2008]

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NASA's 20th Annual Planetary Science Summer School
[3/5/2008]

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Baylor Signs New International Agreement with University of Stuttgart
[11/2/2007]
In an expanding effort to bridge the gap between discoveries in Baylor University's research laboratories and their practical application in industry, the Baylor Advanced Research Institute, or BARI, has signed a new agreement with the University of Stuttgart in Germany to enable the exchange the students and faculty between both organizations.
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2008 JSA Sabbatical/Research Leave Support at Jefferson Lab
[10/29/2007]
Jefferson Science Associates, LLC (JSA)* plans to award living expense support in 2008 to
faculty from SURA member universities on sabbatical or research leave at the Thomas Jefferson
National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) in Newport News, VA. JSA provides $1,500 per
month (6 month minimum/12 month maximum) to two faculty members annually who must
relocate to the vicinity of the Lab for their sabbatical or research leave. Retired or retiring faculty
and those seeking only summer support or holding joint lab appointments are ineligible.
Awards are based on competitive evaluation of applicant's proposed plan of research-its merit,
quality and relevance to the Jefferson Lab programs. Application deadline: January 25, 2008.
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NASA Exploration System Mission Directorate {ESMD}/TSGC Faculty Project
[10/12/2007]
Announcement of Faculty Opportunity:Summer 2008 will mark the second year of The Exploration Systems Mission Directorate Space Grant Faculty Project. This Project was established to create a more synergistic approach for collaboration between NASA and the academic community that contributes to the Agency's objectives.

Ten faculty will be competitively selected to work for five weeks at the ten NASA Field Centers. Each faculty will be tasked to gather senior design project ideas and internship opportunities relative to Exploration in support of the ESMD Space Grant Program. THEY WILL NOT BE CONDUCTING RESEARCH. In addition to this task, each faculty will be required to capture data on all educational projects funded by ESMD education projects managed out of NASA Headquarters, and identify all educational projects funded by ESMD agency wide.
In the Summer of 2008, all faculty will attend a four day meeting at KSC approximately two weeks after completing their tenure. In the lessons learned from the Summer of 2007 it was discovered that their needs to be some lag time between their Center completion and the meeting at KSC. This is due to information that is collected during the last week, and time needed to write up a summary.
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Baylor Signs New Agreement With Texas State Technical College to Strengthen Research Environment
[9/10/2007]
In an effort to provide a unique "one stop shop" for potential industries, Baylor University and Technical State Technical College Waco have signed an agreement that makes TSTC one of the primary partners of the newly-created Baylor Advanced Research Institute, or BARI
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Baylor Strengthens Research Infrastructure With Addition of HP High-Performance Computing Cluster
[9/20/2007]
Baylor University will soon add a new high performance computing cluster from Hewlett Packard that will further strengthen Baylor's research computing capabilities to address the growing demand for parallel computing resources.
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Research 2009 Now Available Online
[1/22/2009]

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Kephart Tapped as Program Development Director of the Baylor Advanced Research Institute
[8/22/2007]
Dr. Truell W. Hyde, vice provost for research at Baylor University, has announced the appointment of Jim Kephart as director of program development for the newly created Baylor Advanced Research Institute, or BARI.
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Baylor Receives $400,000 Department of Justice Award for Research on Domestic Violence Fatalities
[8/22/2007]
The Baylor Program on Prosocial Behavior, a unit within the Baylor Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR) has received a $400,000 grant from the Office on Violence Against Women in the U.S. Department of Justice to continue the National Domestic Violence Fatality Review Initiative (NDVFRI), a program to study domestic violence fatalities and assist agencies and communities in the prevention of domestic violence.
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Just How Hot Is That Red Hot Chili Pepper?
[7/31/2007]
Baylor University researchers have developed a new way to test the "heat" inside a habanero chili pepper. The relatively simple technique to analyze the active components in the pepper could provide quicker and more accurate information to the food preparation industry and to those wanting to utilize peppers for medical purposes, such as pain relief.
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Bringing Order to Chaos: Baylor Researcher Observes Molecular Chaos for the First Time
[7/24/2007]
A Baylor University researcher has created the first experimental observation of molecular chaos, providing evidence that a widely accepted, yet unproven, assumption is indeed accurate.
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Baylor Regents Approve Advanced Research Institute, Announce Plans To Mark The 400th Anniversary of Baptists
[7/20/2007]
The Baylor University Board of Regents concluded its three-day July retreat on Friday, approving the formation of the Baylor Advanced Research Institute (BARI) and upgrading the medical humanities program, and announced Baylor's plans to mark the 400th anniversary of the founding of the first Baptist churches with a year-long celebration beginning in fall 2008.
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Busch studies the Heat Locked in the Habanero Peppers
[7/13/2007]
Analysis of UV spectra using partial least-squares analysis and multivariate regression modeling techniques can reveal the heat locked within red hot chilli peppers. The capsaicinoid content of alcohol extracts of habanero peppers is revealed without prior analyte separation and could provide useful information for the food preparation industry and those hoping to exploit the medicinal properties of capsaicinoids.
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Prominent Space Scientist to Visit and Lecture at Baylor
[6/26/2007]
Dr. Hans-Peter Roeser, director of the Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart in Germany, will be on Baylor University campus Friday, June 29, to provide insight into Stuttgart's small satellite programs, payloads, and the associated ground downlink operations and data analysis.
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Baylor Professor Becomes First American Member of Exclusive French Medieval Research Community
[6/27/2007]
Dr. Sarah-Jane Murray, assistant professor in the Great Texts program of the Honors College at Baylor University, has been elected to membership into one of the leading medieval research communities in French academia. She is the first member invited from outside the French-speaking world.
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First Historical Look at Waco's Cameron Park Emerges From Baylor Study
[6/27/2007]
As one of the largest municipal parks in the country, Cameron Park in Waco encompasses dozens of different vegetative species that thousands of area residents enjoy every year. But little has been known about the environmental history of the 416-acre park, until now. Baylor University researchers have completed the first-ever comprehensive study of Cameron Park, analyzing the settlement patterns of the area and studying in-depth how the vegetative species have changed.
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Baylor Ranks Among Most Productive Research Universities
[6/25/2007]
Baylor University is among the most productive research universities in the nation, according to a new study released by Academic Analytics, a corporation based in Stony Brook, N.Y. that measures faculty scholarly productivity. Baylor also placed in the top 10 among large research universities in Texas, defined as institutions with 15 or more Ph.D. programs across multiple disciplines.
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Baylor's Institute of Biomedical Studies Expands Options For Graduates
[5/24/2007]
Baylor University's Institute of Biomedical Studies has signed a two-year inter-institutional agreement with one of the nation's leading cancer research centers, the Mary Crowley Medical Research Center (MCMRC) in Dallas, which will allow Baylor graduate students to conduct their graduate studies in MCMRC labs.
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Baylor Researchers Identify Compounds When Making Cellulosic Ethanol
[5/15/2007]
As cellulosic ethanol becomes more and more a front-runner to help reduce the country's "addiction to oil," the high cost of producing it still stands as one of the major hurdles. But now, Baylor University researchers have identified about 40 different compounds created in the pre-treatment step when making cellulosic ethanol that could be responsible for restricting the fermenting process, which ultimately leads to higher production costs.
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Canadian Studies Grant Opportunities for Faculty and Students
[5/11/2007]
The 2007-08 competition for the Canadian Studies Grant Program in support of study and research on Canada is now open. The grant program aims to enhance and sustain the study of Canada and Canada-U.S. relations; to encourage research, exchanges, teaching, and dialogue; facilitate student mobility; and foster collaboration between researchers in the U.S. and Canada.
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Baylor Scientists Expand Cancer Treatment Research
[5/9/2007]
Two Baylor University researchers have been awarded several significant grants from OXiGENE Inc., an international biopharmaceutical company, to continue and greatly expand their research into new cancer fighting compounds.
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Baylor Researchers Find New Pharmaceuticals in Texas Waters, Fish
[5/2/2007]
Baylor University researchers have found the residue of three new human medications in fish living in the Pecan Creek in North Texas.
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Read The Latest Research Tracks
[1/22/2010]

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Baylor Student Receives Placement in FBI Honors Internship Program
[5/1/2007]
Christine Tamer, a junior journalism major from Colleyville, has received a place in the highly competitive Federal Bureau of Investigation honors internship program. Tamer is one of only 56 students selected from a nationwide pool of thousands of applicants.
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'Renewing a Maya World Within a Neoliberal World' to be Topic of Global Issues Lecture Series Presentation
[4/3/2007]
Dr. Garrett Cook, cultural anthropology and archaeology professor at Baylor University, will present a lecture titled "Renewing a Maya World within a Neoliberal World" at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, in Room 116 of the Draper Academic Building on the Baylor campus. The lecture is a part of the Global Issues Lecture Series, sponsored by the Center for International Education.
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School of Social Work To Hold Social Work Practice Colloquium
[4/25/2007]
Thirty research and professional practice presentations on such topics as family counseling services, ethics and mental health will be part of the Master's of Social Work Practice Colloquium for Baylor University's School of Social Work May 3.
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Baylor Grad Student Accepted Into Prominent NSF Program
[4/25/2007]
A Baylor University graduate student has been accepted into the 2007 National Science Foundation's East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes Program, an honor given to just a few graduate students in the country.
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SURA Terahertz Applications Symposium
[4/24/2007]
Twenty-five of the world's leading terahertz authorities will be presenting the latest advances in THz technology, including newly-added speakers from Brijot Imaging, ThruVision, Zomega Terahertz, and NASA JPL. Now is the time to register for the fourth annual SURA Terahertz Applications Symposium! This year's event (www.sura.org/thz) will be held at the AAAS Auditorium in Washington, DC, on June 6-8.
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Four Selected For Prestigious Fulbright Scholarship
[4/24/2007]
Three Baylor University seniors and a 2006 graduate have been selected to receive the Fulbright Scholarship for the 2007-08 academic year, bringing the number of Baylor students who have received the prestigious honor since 2001 to 11.
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Darwin expert comes to Baylor
[4/24/2007]
Consider it evolutionary déj... vu that is more than coincidence. If the world were thrown back in time and evolved again, human intelligence would inevitably reappear, meaning that there may be more to evolution than time and chance. That's the idea that Dr. Simon Conway Morris, a professor of paleontology at the University of Cambridge, will present in his lecture titled "Darwin's Compass: How Evolution Discovers the Song of Creation," from 7 to 9 p.m. today in 110 Baylor Sciences Building.
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United Kingdom considers Waco for growing business
[4/24/2007]
The United Kingdom Defence Manufacturers Association (DMA) visited Waco in March to explore possible aviation-related partnerships.
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Lecture Focuses on the Risk of Using Herbicide to Control Illicit Plants in Latin America
[4/23/2007]
Dr. Keith Solomon, a professor of environmental biology at the University of Guelph in Ontario, will speak this Friday, April 27, at Baylor University about the ecological and human health risk of the use of glyphosate to control coca and poppy crops in Latin America. The lecture, which will be at 3:15 p.m. in the Baylor Sciences Building room C105, is free and open to the public.
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Animal Cloning Takes Center Stage at Baylor Lecture
[4/23/2007]
Dr. Scott Davis, cofounder and former president of ViaGen Inc., an Austin biotechnology company, will speak about animal reproduction and genetics at 7 p.m., Friday, April 27, in the Baylor Science Building room B.110. Davis is the featured speaker at this year's Davidson Lecture, hosted by Baylor's biology department. The biology department also will hold its annual Awards Night before the lecture. Both events are free and open to the public.
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NSF Grant Approved at the Isaac Newton Institute (Cambridge, UK)
[4/23/2007]
An NSF grant has been just approved to assist in the participation of young US-based researchers at the current programme on "Highly oscillatory
problems:
Computation, theory and applications" at the Isaac Newton Institute (Cambridge, UK). We have decided to use to to enable the participation of a number of young US-based colleagues at the forthcoming workshop on "Effective computational methods for highly oscillatory problems: The interplay between mathematical theory and applications" (2--6 July 2007, http://www.newton.cam.ac.uk/programmes/HOP/hopw05).
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'Pulse' to Hold Undergraduate Research Lecture
[4/19/2007]
The Pulse, the undergraduate journal of Baylor University will feature a lecture by senior University Scholar Rachel Early titled "Re(de)fining Communitas: Sexual and Spiritual Love in the Lais of Marie de France" as part of the Honors College Living-Learning Center Lecture Series at 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 24, in the Alexander Reading Room.
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Prominent British Paleontologist to Speak at Baylor
[4/16/2007]
Renowned around the world for his research into early evolution and paleobiology, Dr. Simon Conway Morris will speak at Baylor University on Tuesday, April 24, about the Cambrian "explosion" and his work as it relates to the famous Burgess Shale and similar deposits found around the world. Conway Morris, a professor of evolutionary paleobiology at the University of Cambridge, focuses his research on the constraints of evolution and the historical processes that lead to the emergence of complexity.
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Biology Professor Honored With Cornelia Marschall Smith Professor of the Year Award
[4/11/2007]
Baylor University honored Dr. Ann E. Rushing, professor and associate chair of biology, with the Cornelia Marschall Smith Professor of the Year Award, presented during the annual Honors Convocation April 11 in the Barfield Drawing Room of the Bill Daniel Student Center.
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Warning - Grants.gov System Scheduled Maintenance 04/28/07 - 04/29/07
[4/10/2007]
Grants.gov will be unavailable from April 28, 2007 through April 29, 2007 for scheduled maintenance. The site will be live Monday April 30, 2007. For continued updates, please refer to the "What's New This Week at Grants.gov" section on the homepage.
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Baylor Programs Ranked in U.S. News Grad School Survey
[3/30/2007]
Baylor University graduate programs in law, business, biological sciences and health disciplines were among those nationally ranked in the 2008 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools," which was released today (Friday, March 30) by U.S.News & World Report.
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Big 12 Economic Conference Has Baylor Flavor
[3/29/2007]
Calling them scientific "super stars" who encourage technological development, a Baylor University researcher and a Baylor alumnus were honored earlier this month at the Big 12 Innovation and Capital Formation Conference in Kansas City. Several other Baylor researchers also presented their work at the conference.
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Physics Circus Comes to Mayborn Museum for Spring Break
[3/12/2007]
Looking for something to do with your children over Spring Break? The Physics Circus at Baylor University's Mayborn Museum Complex might be the answer.
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Baylor Displays Aviation Poster at State Capitol
[3/15/2007]
Call it a Texas celebration of Waco aviation.
Baylor University along with several other Waco companies have created aviation posters that will be displayed in the Capitol Rotunda in Austin March 19 - 23.
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Baylor University Opens Research Center to Study Real Estate Buyer-Seller Relationships
[3/6/2007]
Gary Keller, Chairman of Keller Williams Realty, Donates $5 Million to Establish Center - The Marketing Department at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business will be home to a new real estate research center, funded by a generous $5 million donation by Gary Keller, Chairman of Keller Williams Realty.
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Call for Papers, Inaugural Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture: "Friendship: Quests for Character, Community, and Truth"
[3/8/2007]
The quests for character, community, and truth that are made possible through friendship invite perceptive critiques of contemporary society as well as creative proposals for renewed forms of personal and civic life. We invite papers from scholars in any discipline that reflect on these and other aspects of friendship, especially papers that include Christian perspectives on the issues. What are the obstacles to forming friendships, and what practices can sustain them? What resources-in religious or philosophical traditions-help us to understand our predicament and chart the way towards the practice of authentic friendship?
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Modern age meets Middle Ages
[3/8/2007]
The manuscripts, complete with centuries of notes in the margins, were later combined into one codex called Digby 23 and eventually bequeathed to Oxford University, where it has rested quietly since the 13th century. Some of the margin notes, called glosses, may have been unread for years, said Dr. Sarah Jane Murray, assistant professor of medieval literature and French at Baylor.

If Murray has her way, Digby 23 will still rest quietly in Oxford, but it won't be unread. She proposes to make the manuscript and all its notes available on a Web site: http://timaeus.baylor.edu/home.
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Hundreds of Texas Scientists To Pack Baylor Sciences Building
[2/21/2007]
More than 450 scientists from dozens of universities across Texas will be on the Baylor University campus March 1-3 to attend the 110th annual meeting of the Texas Academy of Science, one of the most prestigious science organizations in the world. This is the first time in the last decade the academy has held its three-day meeting at Baylor.
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Learning in 360: Technically Entrepreneurs
[1/4/2007]
In today's rapidly evolving business world, it is essential for companies to harness technological innovation to better serve society and consumers' needs. That is exactly Greg Leman's vision for his Technology Entrepreneurship class.
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NASA Educational Project Opportunity for University Faculty
[1/26/2007]
NASA's ESMD [Exploration Systems Mission Directorate] is partnering with the National Space Grant Consortia to offer five university faculty members an opportunity to spend a total of 10 weeks at two NASA Centers gathering senior design project ideas and internship opportunity information in support of the ESMD/Space Grant Program.
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Bioethicist to Deliver Albaugh Lecture Jan. 25
[1/23/2007]
Dr. Leon Kass, former chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics, will deliver the Roy Albaugh Lecture at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 25, in room 510 in the Cashion Academic Center on the Baylor University campus. Kass' lecture, "Brave New Biology: The Challenge of Bioethics," is free and open to the public.
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Baylor Researcher Creates First Temperature Record for the North American Great Plains - Says Results "Unexpected"
[1/26/2007]
While temperature records dating back thousands of years already exist for certain regions of the United States, like the East Coast and the Northwest, no such record exists for the North American Great Plains. But now, a Baylor University researcher along with a team of scientists has developed a new method to measure temperature fluctuations in the Great Plains, creating a temperature record for that area of the country dating back 12,000 years.
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Social Science Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship-Application Deadline March 1, 2007
[1/19/2007]
The Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowship (DPDF) is a strategic fellowship program designed to help graduate students in the humanities and social sciences formulate doctoral dissertation proposals that are intellectually pointed, amenable to completion in a reasonable time frame, and competitive in fellowship competitions.
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National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial Scholarship Program Announced
[12/12/2006]
In honor of the National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial, the Walt Disney Company ( http://www.disney.com/ ), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ( http://www.fws.gov/ ), and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation ( http://www.nfwf.org/ ) are supporting the 2007 National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial Scholarship Program. The NWRS Centennial Scholarship Program seeks to support students whose research will contribute toward improved management and understanding of the diverse fish, wildlife, and plant resources found on National Wildlife Refuges ( http://refuges.fws.gov/ ).
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Department of Defense's SMART Defense Scholarship Program Announced
[1/2/2007]
The Department of Defense (DoD) offers scholarships to undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students who have demonstrated ability and special aptitude for training and education in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) fields and offers them career opportunities to continue their research in civil service roles following graduation. Through the Science, Mathematics, And Research for Transformation Defense Scholarship for Service Program (SMART), we are proud to offer our research leaders of tomorrow not only an education, but a career.
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DHS Scholarship and Fellowship Program 2007 Competition Guidelines Announced
[1/2/2007]
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) realizes that the country's strong science and technology community provides a critical advantage in the development and implementation of counter-terrorist measures and other DHS objectives. The DHS Scholarship and Fellowship Program is intended for students interested in pursuing the basic science and technology innovations that can be applied to the DHS mission. This education program is intended to ensure a diverse and highly talented science and technology community to achieve the DHS mission and objectives. Areas of study that are eligible include: physical sciences, mathematical sciences, computer and information sciences, life sciences, social sciences, psychology, and engineering.
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Baylor Begins First National Study On Pharmaceutical Contaminants, Personal Care Products in Fish Tissue
[11/27/2006]
Baylor University has been awarded a $100,000 subcontract to study whether pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCP) are found in fish tissue. The study is the first of its kind on the national level.
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Second Annual Internet2 IDEA Awards Submissions Now Being Accepted
[11/10/2006]
Submissions are now being accepted for the Internet2 IDEA Awards program, which recognizes innovators that have had a profound and positive impact on the use of advanced network applications among the research and education community. Previous Internet2 IDEA Award winners have applied advanced networking to enable substantial progress within research, teaching and learning by leveraging the unique capabilities of the Internet2 network infrastructure. The next round of IDEA award winners will be recognized at the Spring 2007 Internet2 Member Meeting held in Washington D.C.
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Baylor Business Students Vie for Rock Paper Scissors Title
[11/3/2006]
At Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business, students from Negotiation and Conflict Resolution classes were pitted against one another in the age-old clash of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
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Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Opportunity
[11/6/2006]
The Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation has created a scholarship program to attract students into careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, or an eligible engineering discipline. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit to students who are sophomores or juniors during the 2006-2007 academic year and who have excellent academic records and demonstrated interest in and potential for careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, and those engineering disciplines that contribute significantly to the technological advances of the United States.
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Experimenters At Fermilab Discover Exotic Relatives Of Protons And Neutrons
[10/24/2006]
Illinois-Scientists of the CDF collaboration at the Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory announced today (October 23, 2006) the discovery of two rare types of particles, exotic relatives of the much more common proton and neutron.
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Internet 2 Discovery Grant Program
[10/17/2006]
Baylor is requesting internal proposals from the faculty that will utilize the capabilities of Internet 2 to facilitate creative teaching and research opportunities on campus. Successful proposals should increase the visibility of Internet 2 on campus; provide support to projects that will enhance awareness of the capabilities Internet 2 provides to the campus; increase the number of faculty that are using I2 for research, collaboration and teaching; and to provide creative infrastructure uses for Internet 2 to provide added value.
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Americans Win Nobel Prize in Physics
[10/3/2006]
Americans John C. Mather and George F. Smoot won the 2006 Nobel Prize in physics today for producing the first tangible evidence that the universe began billions of years ago with the long-theorized big bang.
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Baylor Reclassified by Carnegie Foundation as 'Research University'
[5/30/2006]
With the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching revising its widely-used classification system, Baylor University has progressed to "research university" status with "high research activity."
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Baylor and Waco To Open New Water Research Facility
[9/13/2006]
Waco Mayor Virginia DuPuy along with other city leaders will join Baylor University President John M. Lilley in a ribbon cutting ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20, to officially open the Baylor Experimental Aquatic Research (BEAR) facility.
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Losing My Religion? No, Says Baylor Religion Survey
[9/11/2006]
Conventional wisdom, backed by some research, has suggested that the United States is becoming a more secularized nation - one where the significance of religion is declining. But results released Sept. 11 from the Baylor University Religion Survey paint a different picture.
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New projects to uncover the potential of America's Methane Hydrate Resource
[8/16/2006]
The Department of Energy today announced the selection of six cost-shared research and development projects that seek to unlock a huge potential source of hydrocarbon energy: methane hydrate.
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Baylor Researcher Starts New Study On PTSD
[8/2/2006]
Currently, a limited number of effective prescription drugs are available to patients to help treat post traumatic stress disorder. But a new research project just underway at Baylor University aims to provide new experimental data that could be used as the scientific basis for more effective drug treatments.
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Scientists at BIIR Receive $3 Million Grant to Create Cancer Vaccines
[7/25/2006]
Baylor Research Institute, an affiliate of Baylor Health Care System, has been awarded a three-year, $3 million grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to develop vaccines against melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer. The multi-project grant, entitled "Improving the Efficacy of Dendritic Cell Vaccines" is led by Jacques Banchereau, Ph.D., director of Baylor Institute for Immunology Research (BIIR), a component of Baylor Research Institute.
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Baylor Student Wins Prestigious German Scholarship
[7/25/2006]
A desire to be different pushed Kandra Stauffer to study German in high school rather than Spanish, like the rest of her peers. Now, the Baylor University junior from New Holland, Pa., is the recipient of the prestigious German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) scholarship, which will enable her to study abroad in Germany during the 2007 spring semester.
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Baylor Students Find Fashionable Internships
[7/21/2006]
Author Lauren Weisberger introduced readers to the world of fashion in her book "The Devil Wears Prada." This summer, some Baylor fashion merchandising students also are learning the ins and outs of New York City's fashion game, but unlike Weisberger's heroine Andrea Sachs, they are loving the life.
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Alum Honored for Exemplary Leadership in Church Music
[7/21/2006]
Dr. Milburn Price, dean of the School of Performing Arts at Samford University and a 1963 graduate of Baylor University, was honored with the Award for Exemplary Leadership in Church Music, given by Baylor's Center for Christian Music Studies during the 2006 Alleluia! Church Music Conference July 18-21 at Baylor.
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Baylor Undergrads Spending Summer at Houston's Baylor College of Medicine
[7/20/2006]
Five Baylor University undergraduate students are spending this summer studying at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM), Texas Children's Hospital and Rice University.
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Baylor's Unique Summer Science Program Continues Strong
[6/26/2006]
Developing potential researchers in the sciences has long been an emphasis of Baylor University's High School Summer Science Research Program (HSSSRP), and with this summer's application numbers, the program is stronger than ever.
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No Current Research Tracks Available at this Time
[10/17/2006]
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Baylor Law Graduate To Be Honored by American Jewish Congress
[7/20/2006]
Baylor Law School graduate W. Mike Baggett of Dallas will be presented with the prestigious American Jewish Congress Torch of Conscience Award on Oct. 19, at a gala dinner in Dallas.
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Baylor Dean To Speak At Global Conference At Oxford
[7/20/2006]
Dr. Judy Lott, dean of Baylor University's Louise Herrington School of Nursing, will address the international recruitment of nurses and the decisions that surround it when she presents an invited paper at the Oxford Roundtable, an annual conference that brings together a panel of global experts to act like a "think-tank" on a wide range of issues.
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Baylor Awarded $11.3 Million Grant For GEAR UP Waco
[7/18/2006]
The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Baylor University has been awarded an $11.3 million, six-year grant to fund GEAR UP Waco (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs), an established partnership between Baylor, Texas State Technical College-Waco, Making Connections with Youth Count Inc., City of Waco Academy for Educational Development, and the Waco Independent School District that prepares at-risk students academically and socially for college.
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Baylor Literacy Program Serves Central Texas Children
[7/10/2006]
In Central Texas, an estimated 4,500 children begin school each year with language impairments that affect their ability to read. But thanks to a rare and extremely successful summer literacy program at Baylor University, many local children are tackling their language and literacy problems and emerging stronger than ever.
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School of Education Spices Up Students' Summer with Hot TAMaLE
[6/22/2006]
Students from three Waco ISD campuses are spicing up their summer through a new multidisciplinary enrichment program at Baylor University called "Hot TAMaLE," which stands for Technology, Art, Math and Literacy Everywhere.
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Baylor Institute Receives $2.97 Million from Justice Department for Domestic Violence Research
[6/22/2006]
- In collaboration with the state of Montana's Office of Victim Services (OVS), Baylor University's Institute for Studies of Religion (ISR) has received a $2,975,035 grant from the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women. The grant will fund The Faith and Community Technical Support (FACTS) program.
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Baylor Social Work Center Receives $1.1 Million Community Ministry Grant
[6/21/2006]
Baylor University's Center for Family and Community Ministries (CFCM) in the School of Social Work has been awarded a $1.1 million grant from the Christ Is Our Salvation Inc. (CIOS) private foundation to be administered over the next three years.
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Cameron Park At Center of Baylor Study
[6/8/2006]
From native Texas wildflowers to towering trees, Cameron Park in Waco encompasses hundreds of different vegetative species that thousands of area residents enjoy every year. But little is known about the environmental history of the 416-acre park. Starting this week, Baylor University researchers will kick off the first-ever comprehensive study of the park.
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Geology Department Building New Petroleum Studies Lab; Renovating Research Center
[5/31/2006]
A long-standing geology department program at Baylor University is getting a major boost forward as construction begins on a new applied petroleum studies laboratory.
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GEAR UP Waco to Award $77,000 in College Scholarships to Waco ISD Students
[5/26/2006]
GEAR UP Waco will award $77,000 in college scholarships to 27 Waco ISD students (eight from each Waco ISD high school, including $2,000 in scholarship awards to STARS students), during the second annual GEAR UP Champions Scholarship reception at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 31, at the Harrington House on the Baylor University campus.
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Dr Klaus Kirsten Featured in '60 Seconds With...Authors Edition'
[5/4/2006]
60 Seconds With... showcases interviews with IOP authors who have published papers that were key to the advancement of physics research in their particular subject area. Readers can browse through over 100 interviews arranged according to the journal in which the authors' papers were published.
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Baylor Research with Oxigene Featured on NECN
[5/4/2006]
NECN Interview: Fred Driscoll, President/CEO of Oxigene
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Biology Department Hosts Lecture On Influenza
[4/19/2006]
An infectious disease expert will speak about the history of influenza and what the future may hold during a lecture on Friday on the Baylor University campus.
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BU-Hosted Computer Programming Contest A Smash Hit
[4/18/2006]
With a "howdy" and "good luck," the Association of Computer Machinery's (ACM) International Collegiate Computer Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals kicked off in San Antonio. By the time it was over, all involved agreed the Baylor University-hosted event was extremely successful.
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Baylor Researcher Completes Study On Alcohol Effects
[3/31/2006]
While there have been numerous studies into why adolescents drink, there has been limited research on the long-term effects of alcohol exposure in the development of young adults. But now researchers at Baylor University have just finished a three year study analyzing the behavioral changes that occur after a person heavily drinks as an adolescent.
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BU Researcher To Study Deadly Golden Algae
[3/29/2006]
Every year, millions of fish in Texas are killed by toxic levels of golden algae, resulting in millions of dollars of lost revenues to local fishing economies. Experts know the saline content of the water contributes to the large golden algae blooms, but little else is known. But now, research is just underway at Baylor University to understand the biology of the algae.
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Nobel Laureate in Physics Speaks at Baylor
[3/28/2006]
Dr. Russell Hulse
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BU Senior Lecturer Wins National "Excellence In Nursing" Award
[3/24/2006]
Charles Kemp, a senior lecturer at Baylor University's Louise Herrington School of Nursing in Dallas, has received Elsevier's national grand prize "Excellence in Nursing" award.
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Two BU Students Receive Prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
[3/22/2006]
Two Baylor University students have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships, the premier undergraduate scholarship in the United States and its territories in the fields of mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering.
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Engineering and Computer Science Video
[2/17/2004]
The significance of technology in today's modern society has never been more pronounced (or more exciting), and is ever increasing. Learn how Baylor's School of Engineering & Computer Science is helping students influence and prepare for this exciting future.
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Research That's Making a Difference - Cancer Research
[3/18/2003]
Research at Baylor commercial focusing on cancer research.
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Research That's Making a Difference - CASPER
[3/18/2003]
Research at Baylor commercial focusing on the Center for Astrophysics Space Physics and Engineering Research (CASPER).
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Research That's Making a Difference - Water Research
[3/18/2003]
Research at Baylor commercial focusing on water research.
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