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Recent News About University of Missouri
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University researchers tackle avoidable hospitalizations for dementia patients
Researchers at the University of Missouri are focusing on reducing avoidable hospitalizations for nursing home residents with dementia.
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Discovery reveals new quasiparticle present in all magnetic materials
Researchers at the University of Missouri have made a significant discovery in the field of nanotechnology.
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Financial tips for saving money during the holiday season
The holiday season is a time for celebration, but it can also bring financial stress.
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Veterinary care helps agility dog recover from respiratory issues
As a professional dog trainer in southern California, Liz Randall has worked with many dogs for agility events.
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University of Missouri research reveals new plague transmission method
The plague, historically one of the deadliest bacterial infections, claimed an estimated 50 million lives in Europe during the mid-1300s.
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University of Missouri honors veterans with week-long events
The University of Missouri is hosting a series of events to honor veterans during Veterans Week 2024.
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University of Missouri appoints Christopher Ave as media relations director
The University of Missouri has appointed Christopher Ave as the director of media relations and public affairs.
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University researchers address infection challenges in Missouri's farmed white-tailed deer
Researchers at the University of Missouri are working to improve the health of white-tailed deer on farms in Missouri, a state with over 250 deer farms.
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Mizzou secures $4 million grant for teacher classroom management training
Researchers at the University of Missouri's College of Education and Human Development have secured a substantial grant to assist middle school teachers in managing classroom disruptions.
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Mizzou research highlights advancements in feline health and human-animal interactions
At the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine, cats are treated with great care and attention.
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Missouri scientists trace origins of ancient ochre mines using advanced technology
University of Missouri scientist Brandi L. MacDonald is utilizing advanced technology at Mizzou to enhance the understanding of human cognitive development over time.
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University of Missouri keeps Conley Avenue Parking Structure closed for repairs
The University of Missouri has announced that the Conley Avenue Parking Structure (CAPS) will remain closed as part of an ongoing repair and maintenance project.
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University of Missouri expands radioisotope production to enhance cancer treatment
The University of Missouri is advancing its efforts against cancer by increasing the production of no-carrier-added lutetium-177 (NCA Lu-177).
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Missouri mules play vital role at University of Missouri
As Boone and George, two hefty mules weighing 1,500 pounds each, make their way around the parking lot of the College of Veterinary Medicine, their horseshoes create a distinct sound on the concrete. These mules are part of an annual tradition at the University of Missouri where they escort first-year veterinary students to class on their first day.
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Expert discusses impact of artificial intelligence on journalism and education
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a significant part of everyday life, influencing various aspects from household chores to online shopping. Jared Schroeder, a professor at the University of Missouri's School of Journalism, views AI as an integral part of the future but acknowledges its complexities.
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Missouri faces declining net farm income for second consecutive year
Missouri's net farm income is expected to decline for the second consecutive year in 2024, according to a report by the University of Missouri’s Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center (RaFF). The bi-annual report evaluates various financial indicators related to agriculture in Missouri, including cash receipts and production statistics, to project the state's net farm income.
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University researchers receive $8M for new anti-bullying strategies
Researchers at the University of Missouri have been awarded $8 million in grants to develop new strategies for preventing bullying in schools. Chad Rose, a well-known expert in bullying prevention and director of Mizzou’s Bully Prevention Lab, emphasizes the importance of teaching students to be respectful and friendly towards each other.
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Researcher works on enhancing soybean resilience against adverse weather
Ron Mittler is working to develop more resilient soybean crops. For years, mid-Missouri has faced unpredictable weather patterns, including droughts, heat waves, and flooding. These conditions have made it difficult for farmers to maintain agricultural yields. While controlling the weather is not possible, Mittler and his team aim to harness soybeans' natural ability to adapt to unfavorable conditions and increase their yields.
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University of Missouri highlights record applications and rankings improvements
The University of Missouri (Mizzou) has seen significant growth and achievements, as highlighted in the recent State of the University Address. The university's value and impact were underscored through various metrics and initiatives.
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Mizzou economists assess mixed outlook for U.S agriculture
COLUMBIA, Mo. — United States net farm income in 2024 was $137 billion, falling slightly below the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) September forecast and $9 billion lower than the 2023 figure, according to the latest update of the annual U.S. farm income and consumer food price report by The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) at the University of Missouri. Further declines in income are projected in 2025 as some moderation in production expenses and high cattle prices are not enough to offset the impact of lower crop prices.