UNCG Research Magazine now available online

Posted on March 11, 2020

Photo of student in lab setting holding up lab dish
Senior biology major Mo'nay Rodgers, a UNCG MARC fellow, is working to "better understand how bacteria may evolve resistance to novel nanomaterials." Her work is featured in "So You Want to Be a Scientist."
Photo of student in lab setting holding up lab dish
Senior biology major Mo’nay Rodgers, a UNCG MARC fellow, is working to “better understand how bacteria may evolve resistance to novel nanomaterials.” Her work is featured in “So You Want to Be a Scientist.”

Innovation thrives at UNC Greensboro. 

That’s the theme of the spring 2020 UNCG Research Magazine. The publication, now available online, highlights the many ways the University is an incubator for today’s bold ideas and tomorrow’s better approaches. 

Here’s a quick look at the three feature stories in the spring issue:

So You Want to Be a Scientist
MARC U-STAR opens the lab door for students from underrepresented populations, to strengthen our biomedical fields and industries.  

Jogging Your Memory 
Can the gym help you stave off Alzheimer’s? Dr. Jennifer Etnier examines the neuroprotective qualities of exercise, using brain scans, blood biomarkers, and more. 

It’s a Go 
A lithium-trapping filter. A new way to assess ACL health. LaunchUNCG boosts campus entrepreneurship, to speed innovation to the wider world. 

The magazine’s website includes feature-length and shorter articles, faculty and student profiles, image galleries, and more. The current issue and previous issues are also available in PDF format.

Read more at researchmagazine.uncg.edu.

Photography by Martin W. Kane, University Communications

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