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June

_{June 14, 2019}

New Orleans CityBusiness Recognizes Alumni Leaders in Health Care and Law

Three University of New Orleans alumni are among local professionals recognized by New Orleans CityBusiness as distinguished in the fields of medic Read more

Scientists from public and private sector labs test DNA samples using the SpermTrap process during a forensics workshop Monday sponsored by the University’s Advanced Materials Research Institute (AMRI) and InnoGenomics Technologies.

_{June 11, 2019}

Forensic Workshop at the University of New Orleans Features InnoGenomics Technologies DNA Extraction Product

Researchers at InnoGenomics Technologies say they have created a new product that allows for a quicker, more efficient collection and analysis of D Read more

A $75,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation will expand the College Beyond Program at the University of New Orleans.

_{June 6, 2019}

Kresge Foundation’s $75,000 Grant Will Expand College Beyond Program at the University of New Orleans

A $75,000 grant from the Kresge Foundation will allow the University of New Orleans to provide more students with targeted support through its part Read more

University of New Orleans Psychology professor Christopher Harshaw stands in his lab where he’s using mice to study the possible link between a commonly used pain reliever and developmental disorders.

_{June 5, 2019}

Professor Researches Possible Link Between Common Pain Reliever and Developmental Disorders

Could using a common, over-the-counter pain reliever contribute to neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism, in children? Read more

May

University of New Orleans alumna Sheba Turk, co-anchor of WWL-TV’s Eyewitness Morning News, was the keynote commencement speaker.

_{May 20, 2019}

Sheba Turk Tells Graduates ‘Fight to Be Positive’ and ‘Trust Your Journey’

Anyone watching the confident stroll of television news anchor and author Sheba Turk or witnessing her rapid ascent in broadcasting could be forgiv Read more

_{May 14, 2019}

Two University of New Orleans Chemists’ Research On Oil Spill Response Seeks Better Measures of Impact While Providing Field Experience For Students

For three years, University of New Orleans chemistry professors David Podgorski and Phoebe Zito have spent a portion of their summer prodding the s Read more

Two biotech research companies, LaCell LLC and Obatala Sciences, are moving to the University of New Orleans and will be housed in the Science Building.

_{May 9, 2019}