Archive for ‘2003’
Improving Computer Chips, Unraveling Epilepsy Mysteries
The National Science Foundation has awarded two University of Alabama faculty with CAREER Awards, NSF's most prestigious awards for top-performing scientists and engineers who are early in their careers.
Founding Fathers Were Among First Auditors
Auditing is much in the news these days, with Enron, WorldCom and other corporate scandals dominating the business pages. But auditing almost literally came with the founding of the country, according to research done by Dr. William Samson, Roddy-Garner Professor of Accounting in the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration and former president of the The Academy of Accounting Historians.
One Person’s ‘Ick’ is Another’s Fascination
When Dr. Stephen Secor is in social settings and responds to the routinely posed question "So, what do you do for a living?" the answer elicits a mixture of reactions.
News Website Serves Black Belt County
Dateline Pickens County began its website on Jan. 1, 2003, as a service project in the College of Communication and Information Sciences journalism department under the supervision of Dr. Bailey Thomson, professor, veteran journalist and Pickens County native.
Researcher Brings Headache Relief
Headaches, what a pain! Nearly everyone gets them, but for some they are more than an occasional annoying event. Instead, they are severe and life altering, resulting in time away from work and family activities.
Discovery Sends Student to Meet Nobel Laureates
Richard P. Swatloski of Enterprise, Ala., who is working on his doctorate in chemistry at UA's Center for Green Manufacturing, has been awarded the 2003 Kenneth G. Hancock Memorial Student Award in Green Chemistry.
Business Study Demonstrates Economics of Advertising
How much attention do consumers pay to ads? How much do consumers really care about what those ads say? And, how much will the amount of information affect a product's ability to draw purchasers?
UA Provides Speech Therapy to Black Belt Preschoolers
For more than 20 years, the UA has provided speech, hearing and language therapy services for some preschool children attending Sumter County's Head Start program.
Truck with Prototype Fuel Cell Visits UA
A heavy-duty highway tractor truck equipped with a first-of-its-kind fuel-cell auxiliary power unit (APU), which is designed to reduce diesel fuel consumption and emissions, recently made a stop at the UA College of Engineering.
NASA Supports Web-Based Science Teaching Project at UA
The University of Alabama has been part of a three-year Earth System Science project providing coursework online to graduate students.
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June 19, 2013 - NSF Awards $1 Million CAREER Grant to UA Professor
June 13, 2013 - UA Historian, Author Receives Two Prestigious Awards
June 13, 2013 - UA’s Alabama-Cuba Initiative Continues With Play
June 10, 2013 - UA Undergraduate Wins Competitive Marine Microbiology Internship
June 10, 2013 - More Research News