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Siahaan and Fehr recognized as 2023 KU innovators
KU and its medical center are filled with great innovators striving to find creative solutions for the problems facing our world. Today, the KU Center for Technology Commercialization wants to thank all members of KU's research community for their creativity and ingenuity. We also wish to show specific appreciation to the faculty below, who disclosed new inventions to the university in 2023.
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KU lab leads research on little-studied coronavirus structure, developing antiviral treatment
LAWRENCE — Back in early 2020, University of Kansas virologist Anthony Fehr was part of a relatively small community of researchers in the world studying coronaviruses. Then the COVID-19 pandemic struck, and his niche research area exploded on a global scale.
Tilvawala, CBID Research Project Awardee, Granted New NIH U01 Award
Dr. Ronak Tilvawala (Assistant Professor, Molecular Biosciences) received a collaborative NCI U01 $3.8 M grant for the project entitled, "Engineering Native E.
With New $11.35M NIH COBRE Award, KU Center continues fight against Infectious Diseases
The National Institutes of Health has re-upped its support of the Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease Center (CBID) at the University of Kansas with a five-year, $11.35 Phase II grant.
KU center wins $11 million grant to continue study of infectious diseases
The Chemical Biology of Infectious Disease Center at KU has been awarded an $11.35 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for phase two of the grant.
Hutchison awarded CBID Research Project for 2021
Justin Hutchison, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering, University of Kansas, is the newest recipient of a CBID research project award. Dr.
Hutchison Awarded CBID Research Project for 2021
Justin Hutchison, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering, University of Kansas, is the newest recipient of a CBID research project award.
Dr. Slusky, CBID graduate, develops machine learning approach better at differentiating enzyme sites
Dr. Joanna Slusky, Associate Professor of Molecular Biosciences and CBID graduate develops a machine-learning model: Metal Activity Heuristic of Metalloprotein and Enzymatic Sites.
Sathyamoorthi, CBID Research Project Awardee, Granted New NIH R35 Award
Shyam Sathyamoorthi, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, was awarded $373,437 by National Institutes of Health for his project entitled Tethered aza-Wacker Technology for Complex Antibiotic Assembly. This award is part of the Maximizing Investigators' Research Award
Sathyamoorthi, CBID Research Project Awardee, Granted New NIH R35 Award
Shyam Sathyamoorthi, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, was awarded $373,437 by National Institutes of Health.