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Gene Doping and the U of A Scientists Building the Test to Catch It (opens the original)
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Elite sports may soon face a form of cheating that requires new detection approaches. Instead of taking a banned substance that clears the body within days, athletes might alter their own DNA with a single injection, rewriting genes that govern muscle growth or how the body uses oxygen. The change could be permanent and, with today's testing methods, almost invisible. That scenario, known as gene doping, is still science fiction. No athlete has done it effectively, according to experts, and the
A Panda Named Pico: The Award-Winning AI Two New Razorbacks Built (opens the original)
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On a Chromebook screen in a Bentonville classroom, a cartoon panda blinks and waits. It does not interrupt. It does not get tired. When a child who stutters needs 10 seconds to finish a sentence, the panda listens first, then answers patiently. Its name is Pico, and it was built by two teenagers who understood, better than most adults, why that patience matters. For Sanjay Shreeyans Javangula, the why was personal. Growing up, he watched his cousin with autism whose stutter sometimes made it dif
Charles L. King Follows Father's Legacy With Land of Opportunity Scholarship Gift (opens the original)
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Charles L. King, a two-time College of Engineering graduate and chief technology officer at Evergy, has committed $25,000 to the Land of Opportunity Scholarship. The gift will help Arkansas students with high financial need bridge the gap between a student’s grants and scholarships and the direct costs to attend college, including tuition, mandatory fees and housing. “Charles King’s gift honors a remarkable family legacy while creating new opportunities for Arkansas students,” said Chancellor Ch
Before the First Lecture: Workshop Prepares College of Engineering Teaching Assistants for the Classroom (opens the original)
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The College of Engineering hosted its annual Biggadike Innovation Grant Teaching Assistant Workshop on Aug. 11-12, preparing graduate students and instructors to step into classrooms and labs across the college this fall. Developed and hosted by Sarah Hernandez and Cameron Murray, associate professors of civil engineering, the two-day workshop guided 38 participants through interactive sessions on the fundamentals of teaching: roles and responsibilities, active learning methods, board notes, pro
The Artist and the Engineer: Shae Threlfall Paints Her Path to a Cambridge Ph.D. (opens the original)
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Shae Threlfall started her day the same way every morning for months: wake up, scroll her phone and look for a message from across the ocean. One December morning at home in Springdale, her ritual came up empty again. But something told her to take one more glance before class. There it was. She had been accepted to pursue a doctorate in mechanical engineering at the University of Cambridge, one of the world's oldest universities. Threlfall was thrilled, but the cost was too much. She was determ
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