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Engineering professor Prasad Calyam is not only a star researcher and teacher; he’s also got a role in the University of Missouri’s 30-second commercial that showcases to the world the spirit of Mizzou.

Researching the cloud and beyond

Engineering professor Prasad Calyam’s research interests include cloud computing, computer networking, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and more.

School of Health Professions investigators work with a volunteer in the Neurogenetic Communication Disorders Laboratory.

Access more study populations

The Division of Research is offering two new tools to help researchers recruit volunteers for their studies.

From left: Shubhra Gangopadhyay, Chris Lorson, Xiu-Feng “Henry” Wan, Bing Yang and Xiaoqin Zou

AAAS Fellows named

The American Association for the Advancement of Science named five MU professors as 2022 Fellows for their distinguished efforts in advancing various fields of science.

Blue parallel pipes

Cooling our jets

A collaborative project from the IT Research Support Solutions team uses liquid cooling to advance high-power computing capabilities for researchers.

Equipment in the Gehrke Proteomics Center housed in the Bond Life Sciences Center

Demystifying proteins

The Gehrke Proteomics Center, one of 16 advanced technology core facilities at MU, helps researchers understand the vital role of proteins in living things.

An older couple is seen from the back walking down a gravel path in an autumn setting of trees.

Researching the science of old age

MU professor combines public health social work and gerontology to forge new research paths.

First snow on the Columns

The good, the bad and the ugly

University of Missouri System research security and compliance professionals help researchers navigate federal export controls and sanctions designed to protect U.S. national security, economic interests and foreign policy objectives.

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MU has new secured research data environment

Researchers can take advantage of the university’s centralized Controlled Unclassified Information environment for federal projects requiring information security controls.

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Learn more about new NIH data management policy

The National Institutes of Health announces new requirements for the management and sharing of data.

Top 10 teams in Entrepreneur Quest program

Igniting business ideas

Students in engineering, business, journalism, social work, economics and art competed Nov. 8 for one of 10 spots in the Mizzou’s Entrepreneur Quest program and a chance to win funds for their business ventures from a $30,000 prize pool this spring.