Research
| November 1, 2014
Rx For Research Success
What will a medical school bring to UNLV research and discovery?
Topic: Research
Research
| November 1, 2014
Crafting a Contemptible Character
UNLV English professor Richard Wiley offers insight into the inspiration and writing process for his newest novel.
Research
| October 29, 2014
The Mental Game
Psychology professor Brad Donohue strips away the stigma among athletes associated with "mental health."
Research
| October 14, 2014
The Health Law Expert
Stacey Tovino emphasizes need for health law changes to address disparities.
Research
| October 9, 2014
How Fast is Fast?
New supercomputer adds a jolt to UNLV research programs. Find out more about some of the projects that will be tapping into the system's processing power.
Research
| October 3, 2014
Study: Analyzing a Federal Welfare Program
How well did the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program respond to the Great Recession? UNLV and Brookings Institution researchers take unique approach to the analysis.
Research
| October 1, 2014
5 Things to Learn About Lifelong Learning
Upcoming University Forum lecture explores the latest findings on how learning affects well-being, particularly in older adults. Join the conversation Oct. 15.
Research
| September 17, 2014
Switch SUPERNAP, Intel Partner with UNLV to Boost Scientific Research and Economic Development
Intel’s “Cherry Creek” supercomputer brings world-class computing power to UNLV; Switch SUPERNAP to lead high-tech industry partnerships.
Research
| September 1, 2014
UNLV Leads $20 Million Project on Solar Energy-Water Nexus
Research to explore solar energy, water, and environmental issues related to large-scale solar installations on arid desert lands.
Research
| September 1, 2014
Research and the Path to Tier One
UNLV President Dr. Donald D. Snyder and Vice President for Research and Economic Development Dr. Thomas Piechota welcome UNLV Innovation readers to the Winter 2014 issue.
Research
| August 21, 2014
The Wacky World of Science
While the technology at your fingertips may seem like a highly scientific machine, the software behind it can be a mess of different programming languages. The solution for that problem, says professor Andreas Stefik, may come from a researcher's twisty turn.
Research
| August 13, 2014
Brookings: Reformed Welfare Program Effective During Great Recession
UNLV professor Vicky Albert and Brookings scholars find in new report that safety net programs with work requirements during recession prevented 20 million from falling into poverty.