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Change Agents (2020)
University of Missisisppi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.
This publication highlights a few of the significant research efforts at the University of Mississippi during the past year.
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Change Agents (2019)
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
This publication highlights a few of the significant research efforts at the University of Mississippi during the past year.
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Rebel Research: Real Results
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
With the start of a new year, faculty, staff and students at the University of Mississippi are celebrating the university’s recent designation again as a top research university while also continuing to push the boundaries of learning in the state and nation, including using mixed-reality teaching technology to improve classroom education.
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Rebel Research: Real Results
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
Whether their research directly affects the state of Mississippi’s economy or uncovers the brain science behind impulsivity, the people of the University of Mississippi work daily to make Mississippi and the world a better place for all.
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Change Agents (2018)
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
This publication highlights a few of the significant research efforts at the University of Mississippi during the past year.
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Rebel Research: Real Results
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
Research at the University of Mississippi stretches across disciplines, offering insights into artifacts from thousands of years ago, building better Mississippi communities and uncovering new science that reaches the stars.
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Rebel Research: Real Results
University of Mississippi. Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
The fall semester at the University of Mississippi is quickly coming to a close, but talented UM researchers, scientists and professors are busy working on projects with potential transformative effects for Mississippi and the world.
