Khodakovskaya co-edits book on benefits of nanotechnology for crops

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Biology Professor Mariya Khodakovskaya, her collaborators, and her graduate students are among a handful of scientists around the world pioneering research on the potential benefits of nanotechnology for crops.聽

Research work prepares graduate student for bright future

Jordyn Radke was ready to move back to Canada. Then the University of Arkansas at Little Rock offered the long-distance runner a scholarship. While considering her options, Radke noticed a comforting detail about Little Rock: It had a hockey rink where she could play in her spare time.

Students place in biomedical conference

Mary-Kate Williams is one of several who received awards for original research at the IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Conference Nov. 7-14 in Fayetteville.