The fruits of university-industry research partnerships are recognized throughout the business world, as responses to a recent Baylor University-Texas Business Journals survey highlighted. Learn more about the ways Baylor is streamlining the process of industry research partnerships to address real-world challenges together.

Baylor professor Leigh Greathouse is a national leader in an emerging field-the study of the relationship between diet, microorganisms and health. As her work in Baylor Family & Consumer Sciences sets new standards for her discipline, she never forgets her own experiences a a cancer survivor that helped shape her calling.

Texas business leaders weigh in on university research partnerships, innovation and the state’s economic outlook in a custom research partnership survey, conducted by Baylor and Texas Business Journals, that illuminates key factors for future growth.

Baylor epidemiologist Kelly Ylitalo, Ph.D., studies the links between physical activity and healthy aging. Through a partnership with Waco's Family Health Center, Ylitalo pairs her training in public health with advances in data sciences to serve the community and ensure the best use of available resources.

Findings challenge conventional wisdom and may provide clues for reversing global trends in obesity in study by Baylor University professor Samuel Urlacher.

Baylor University researcher develops questionnaire to assess patient attitudes about adherence to medical treatment plans.

When Bryan Shaw’s son, Noah, was diagnosed with pediatric eye cancer at four months old, it sparked in Shaw a mission to help other families avoid the challenges his faced. On this Baylor Connections, Dr. Bryan Shaw, associate professor of chemistry, and Dr. Greg Hamerly, associate professor of computer science, share the moving story behind the White Eye Detector app.

With more than a quarter of environmental health professionals expected to retire in five years, a national effort is needed for preparedness, according to study by Baylor University and national health partners.

A growing segment of Americans is traveling farther to worship, Baylor University study finds.

Lake Victoria, the largest lake on the African continent, has the potential to dry up more quickly than researchers previously realized, along with other bodies of water, according to a new study.

Firefighters’ workplace ‘brothers’ can ease stress of a dangerous job, but protecting spouses from knowing the perils can ramp up anxiety.

Position is part of the Baylor Academic Challenge matching program and will benefit School of Engineering and Computer Science, providing senior leadership for the growing program within the school.

Researchers say new study gives voice to daughters and value to their role in the family

In this Q&A with Baylor Arts & Sciences Magazine, Baylor biologists discuss the impact of an innovative new initiative designed to give undergraduates a deep dive into research.

Resuscitative drug to aid individuals injured far from care, patented by Baylor environmental science professor Erica Bruce.

Statistical sciences professor Amanda Hering is part of a national research consortium to transform the U.S. water system through desalination

Lifestyle may be central to maintaining health in a small society undergoing change in livelihood and nutrition, Baylor University researcher finds.

Funding allows Baylor researchers to study how VR simulator for training nurses can address medication administration errors

Baylor professor’s research illuminates sub-surface elements of the Moon, Mercury.

Baylor University and the Baylor College of Medicine's (BCM) National School of Tropical Medicine (NSTM) work together to fight neglected tropical diseases that prey on the world's most vulnerable.

A Baylor University researcher’s prototype smartphone app — designed to help parents detect early signs of various eye diseases in their children such as retinoblastoma, an aggressive pediatric eye cancer — has passed its first big test.