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Tulane University wins rare $6 million National Science Foundation grant — one of only nine nationwide — to build the South’s next innovation engine
A major federal investment positions New Orleans as a hub for research commercialization, high-wage jobs and university-born startups.
Tulane University wins rare $6 million National Science Foundation grant — one of only nine nationwide — to build the South’s next innovation engine
A major federal investment positions New Orleans as a hub for research commercialization, high-wage jobs and university-born startups.
Health
Study: Even low levels of nighttime light exposure may weaken the heart
Experts have long recommended a dark, light-free bedroom for better sleep. New research shows that sleeping in near-total darkness may carry an added…
Study: Even low levels of nighttime light exposure may weaken the heart
Experts have long recommended a dark, light-free bedroom for better sleep. New research shows that sleeping in near-total darkness may carry an added…
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Top global energy leaders to headline Tulane’s flagship 2026 Future of Energy Forum
Tulane University will bring more than 150 global energy leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers and technology experts to New Orleans Sept. 28…
Top global energy leaders to headline Tulane’s flagship 2026 Future of Energy Forum
Tulane University will bring more than 150 global energy leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers and technology experts to New Orleans Sept. 28…
On Campus
Tulane Nursing Program opens new downtown hub built for the future of patient care
Tulane University has opened a newly renovated, 25,000-square-foot home for the Tulane University School of Medicine Program of Nursing on its…
Tulane Nursing Program opens new downtown hub built for the future of patient care
Tulane University has opened a newly renovated, 25,000-square-foot home for the Tulane University School of Medicine Program of Nursing on its…
Research in Real Time
Could treating HIV earlier protect the brain from accelerated aging?
Tulane University has received a five-year, $4.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study why people with well-controlled HIV…
Could treating HIV earlier protect the brain from accelerated aging?
Tulane University has received a five-year, $4.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study why people with well-controlled HIV…
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How bats tolerate viruses: Tulane study sheds light on one of nature’s biggest immune mysteries
Hannah Frank, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Tulane University School of Science and Engineering, led the research team…
How bats tolerate viruses: Tulane study sheds light on one of nature’s biggest immune mysteries
Hannah Frank, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Tulane University School of Science and Engineering, led the research team…
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Department of Energy's Genesis Mission selects Tulane team using AI to discover next-generation superconductors
A Tulane University-led research team is working to harness artificial intelligence to dramatically accelerate the search for next-generation…
Department of Energy's Genesis Mission selects Tulane team using AI to discover next-generation superconductors
A Tulane University-led research team is working to harness artificial intelligence to dramatically accelerate the search for next-generation…
Research in Real Time
Tulane and LumaWave awarded $1.5 million to improve fetal monitoring during labor
Researchers from the Tulane University School of Science and Engineering have received a $1.5 million award from the Advanced Research Projects…
Tulane and LumaWave awarded $1.5 million to improve fetal monitoring during labor
Researchers from the Tulane University School of Science and Engineering have received a $1.5 million award from the Advanced Research Projects…
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Distinguished business leader, devoted alumna Libby Connolly Alexander named chair-elect of Board of Tulane
Libby Connolly Alexander will begin her term as chair of the Board of Tulane July 1, 2027. (Photo courtesy of Libby Connolly Alexander)
Distinguished business leader, devoted alumna Libby Connolly Alexander named chair-elect of Board of Tulane
Libby Connolly Alexander will begin her term as chair of the Board of Tulane July 1, 2027. (Photo courtesy of Libby Connolly Alexander)
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