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ҹɫÊÓƵ President Brian Sandoval has announced the first recipients of the new President's Award for Research, Innovation and Scholarly Impact. Thirteen faculty members will share about $700,000 to support projects, and these range from artificial intelligence and cancer detection to wildfire research, pregnancy health, quantum science and critical mineral recovery. - ARC Reno
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Hayley Simmons, a ҹɫÊÓƵ nursing student, has created a brochure to help kids understand allergic reactions. – ABC 10 Sacramento
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Volunteers from the ҹɫÊÓƵ, the City of Reno, and community partners cleaned and improved the area around 644 Lake St. as part of the Love Your Block program. The work took place in University Village, a downtown neighborhood providing affordable housing and community spaces for university graduate students, faculty, and staff. – 2 News Nevada
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