Rhys L. Williams, J.D., associate vice president and managing director of FAU Tech Runway, was recently featured in
South Florida Business & Wealth magazine. Williams discussed Tech Runway's innovative resources for future entrepreneurs, as well as the program's current achievements since its 2014 launch.
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Spending on Infant Health Can Reduce Mortality Rate
A study focused on public health expenditures in Florida, where the infant mortality rate is even higher than the national average, was recently published in the journal
Social Science & Medicine. It estimates that a 10 percent increase in infant-related spending leads to a 2.07 percent decrease in infant mortality rates in Florida.
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NIH Releases Latest 'All About Grants' Podcast
In January, NIH will implementing the new Inclusion Across the Lifespan policy, which requires applications for studies involving human subjects to consider age, sex/gender and race/ethnicity. Learn what this new policy means for your research.
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Fruit Flies and Energy Drinks Hold Keys to Sleep Disorder
Thanks to the fruit fly, researchers at FAU and McGill University, Quebec, have recently
published findings on a new mechanism regulating sleep that involves glia (cells that "support" neurons and are important for diverse aspects of sleep regulation) and their ability to manage a common ingredient found in many energy drinks like Red Bull.
Join the hundreds of faculty and students who have signed up for the FAU Research Hub, a new web and mobile platform that connects researchers with students, collaborators and funding opportunities. Investigators are encouraged to post projects in just minutes.
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