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Harvesting an interest in genetics

Doctoral candidate Ben Julius is investigating genes that control sugar transport in corn

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Computer vision

Aktar’s promising work leads to first-ever EWF fellowship

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A great experiment

For science student Pierce Bloebaum, Mizzou’s undergraduate research opportunities are opening new doors

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Core Skills

The Missouri Research Reactor produces knowledge across a surprising range of disciplines

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Doing more

Mizzou student volunteers time while preparing for medical school

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Fueling Innovation in 2016

Missouri is a font of innovation that helps drive Missouri's economy.

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Life in the fast lane

Former Missouri state trooper trades in his badge for a stethoscope; family takes on vet and graduate school at Mizzou

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Spanning across an entire wall of the Nureva room, the Nureva Span system acts like a projector that senses when people interact with objects projected on the wall and allows them to move things around as they please. The software can handle up to 20 people interacting at one time, and the workspace can expand up to 200 feet. Although the system was designed by Nureva for businesses, the company has begun testing the system’s potential in classrooms across the nation, including Mizzou’s College of Education.

No bullies allowed

MU students use new technology to help prevent bullying

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Walk this way

Mizzou journalism senior from St. Louis helped organize this year’s Tiger Walk

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