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Please take some time to watch our exclusive interview with Dr. Angelique Johnson and Dr. Johne Parker on MEMStim’s partnership with KY NSF EPSCoR, the importance of private-sector [...]

The Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced $21 million in funding for 31 research projects under EPSCoR. Under the DOE program, university researchers from EPSCoR states partner with [...]

For 13 years, Somerset Community College in partnership with NSF has supported and promoted STEM outreach in middle schools in the Laurel County area through two programs: The Girls Exploring [...]

Written by EKU Public Relations Passionate about finding new solutions to power the world, Dr. Judy Jenkins, associate professor of chemistry at EKU, applies her chemistry and solar energy [...]

As Kentucky NSF EPSCoR research pushes the boundaries of advanced manufacturing in the Commonwealth and beyond, it’s vital that the materials used to create sensors and electronic components are [...]

As Kentucky continues to confront the COVID-19 outbreak through social distancing, workplace restrictions, and public health initiatives, KY NSF EPSCoR and its institutions continue to confront [...]

Even in the midst of the COVID-19, our KY NSF EPSCoR supported researchers continue the vital work of advancing manufacturing in Kentucky. As they push forward, however, more pressing challenges [...]

A Super Collider is a physics term of a collider in which superconducting magnets are used to accelerate particles to energies of millions of megavolts. Like its namesake, KY NSF EPSCoR’s [...]

“We need to stop asking children what they want to be and start asking, what problems do you want to solve?” Dr. Cindy Moss The past, present and future of STEM education was on full display [...]

Video produced by Kevin Puckett, KY NSF EPSCoR Article written By Jenny Wells-Hosley, UK PR Manufacturing has fueled the economic success of Kentucky for over two centuries, and a new [...]