UNC Research is sharing the stories of women in science — from the depths of the ocean to the crest of a mountain, with projects that impact our state, the nation, and the world. Carolina’s female scientists from all areas of STEM are making waves in the world of research.
Elizabeth L. Kemble, the founding dean of the UNC School of Nursing, was a powerful figure guided by her passion and care for other people.
As the Black Student Movement enters its 50th year, student members continue to push the University forward and provide a voice for black issues to make Carolina inclusive for everybody.
A Phi Beta Kappa inductee and an NC Space Grant Undergraduate Research Scholar, Madison Barber has worked with Assistant Professor Andrew Mann on research to discover and study young planets outside of our solar system. Barber, an astrophysics and computer science major, analyzes data collected from thousands of stars to help find those that are likely to have orbiting planets.