Critical Appropriations

Cheaper batteries, safer energy storage and smarter robotics: These cutting-edge research projects at UTulsa are now backed by four major federal awards, totaling $12.6 million, and have the potential to transform the AI, cyber and energy industries. 

Extending the Story

Free access to literary magazines and anthologies is expanding thanks to the Modernist Journals Project branch at UTulsa, which recently received an NEH grant. The award will help diversify the digital collection to include 20th-century work scholars could not access before.  

An Aquatic Answer

How can we better protect our troops from blast-induced neurotrauma? Biological Sciences Professor Alex Kingston says snapping shrimp could have the answer, and a $600,000 Research Collaboration award from the U.S. Department of Defense is helping her team learn more. 

Accelerating Science

Hurricane Ventures has announced an investment in BioReact, an artificial intelligence and analytics platform that helps scientists work more efficiently. Company founders say the technology will expedite the development of various medicines and vaccines. 

Tulsa Men's Basketball set a program record for 3-point shots in a single season this past weekend when the team celebrated a 100-74 win over UTSA. This comes after the team secured a victory against Charlotte with 18 3-point shots throughout the game, tying the program record threes in a game. 

Catch the team in action during their final home game on Sunday, March 8, and be sure to stop by early for the block party.

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The Guardian

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The New York Times

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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The University of Tulsa welcomes newest canine ambassador, Goldie III
Tulsa People