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Welcome to the Research@KU newsletter provided by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. In the September issue:
Information on the qualifications and the nominating process for the programs can be found on the OVPR Web site. Please consider nominating a colleague.
Chancellor Hemenway recently approved the new restricted research policy that was passed by Faculty Council in April.
An artists’ reception will be held at the Multidisciplinary Research Building September 22 to celebrate the building’s first installation of KU faculty artists.
The Office of Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property at the University of Kansas, along with the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Missouri - Kansas City, will host a one-day workshop September 30 on the basics of technology entrepreneurship.
The 2006 Kansas Economic Policy (KEP) Conference, “Is Density Destiny? Reshaping Kansas Government for the 21st Century,” will take place Thursday, Oct. 26 at KU and a satellite site in Ulysses.
The 40th anniversary edition of the Kansas Statistical Abstract is now available from the Institute for Policy and Social Research.
The Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute (KCALSI) recently released two life science funding initiatives.
Research published in peer-reviewed journals is university news and we want to know about it ASAP.
News and announcements regarding research administration.
News articles and information about KU researchers.
A calendar of events of interest to the research community.
September Funding Opportunities Bulletin is online now.
Golden anniversary: The Schiefelbusch Institute for Life Span Studies is celebrating 50 years of discovery. Read more at LSI Web site.
Help line: Help see that research at the University of Kansas is conducted responsibly. Anyone inside or outside the university community who has concerns that research is not being carried out in accordance with university policies, with external sponsor requirements, or with federal and state regulations should feel free to call the Research Compliance Help Line at (785) 864-7444. If desired, a caller may leave a message confidentially and the caller's anonymity will be protected to the extent possible by law and by university regulations.
