Liya Napollion (Mechanical Engineering), a Ph.D. student, published a paper titled, "Electrochemical performance of ionic polymer metal composite under tensile loading," in Smart Materials and Structures. 

Jeremy Kilburn, Angelica Honsberg, and Buddha Dawn (all Medicine) and co-authors from several other institutions recently published an article titled, “Beyond trauma: High-volume critical care medicine in a military medical center-based military-civilian partnership,” in Military Medicine, which is published on behalf of the Association of…

Manoj Sharma (Social and Behavioral Health; Internal Medicine), Christopher Johansen (Social and Behavioral Health), Kavita Batra (Medicine), Chia-Liang Dai (Teaching and Learning), Ravi Batra (Environmental and Occupational Health), and Aditi Singh (Internal Medicine) along with a faculty member from University of Southern Mississippi published…

Dr. Jo-Lawrence Martinez Bigcas, MD, assistant professor and residency program director of UNLV Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, is featured in the first edition of Advancements and Innovations in OMFS, ENT, and Facial Plastic Surgery. In this textbook, Bigcas and his colleague, Dr. Garren Low, author a chapter titled, "Advancements in…

Joe Regalia (Law) will lead legal writing training this fall at Cornell Law School, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.

John Haberstroh (History) presented at the "AI x Education" Online Conference on Saturday, August 5, 2023. On the panel "Higher Ed: Redefining Education in the AI Era," John discussed the opportunity for college instructors to implement "AI Non-use" and "AI Limited-use" pledges. This strategy is based on mutual trust and allows instructors to…

Joe Regalia (Law) has led generative AI and other legal technology talks and workshops for Fortune 500 legal teams, law firms, nonprofits, and other groups this summer. He will also led an upcoming talk about AI and legal technology for the Nevada State Bar. 

Graham McGinnis (Kinesiology and Nutrition Sciences) was awarded an NIH R16 SuRE FIRST grant titled, "Effects of time-of-day dependent exercise training on social jet lag induced susceptibility to cardiometabolic disease," for $747,500 over four years. This grant, supported by NIGMS, will investigate how social jet lag, a novel and pervasive form…

Professor Robert Futrell (Sociology) gave a keynote talk at the opening session for the Mobilization Conference on Protest, Resistance, and Democratic Retreat in San Diego, California, on June 9, 2023. The talk, “The Constellation of Extremist White Supremacism: A Cognitive-Emotional Approach,” explained how white supremacist extremism endures,…