News Archives Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

Preserving Concordia’s story: Faculty-led grant project chronicles two decades of transformation

Thirty-five interviews and years of research reveal the voices, values and vision behind a transformative era in Concordia’s history.

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One day makes a difference: CUW research shows how inactivity reshapes the body’s response to exercise

The first externally-funded study from Dr. Kevin Gries’s integrative physiology lab has been published in the American Journal of Physiology–Endocrinology and Metabolism, and the American Heart Association (AHA) has awarded the project an additional year of funding.

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Concordia researchers earn top honors at Wisconsin Interdisciplinary Research Symposium

The WIRS provides a strategic platform for researchers across diverse fields to converge, collaborate and drive impactful innovation.

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$1.8 million HRSA grant renewal awarded to Concordia to enhance care for opioid misuse and abuse

Amid the nation’s ongoing battle against opioids, Concordia has received U.S. government funding to expand a program aimed at alleviating a shortage of paraprofessionals who work to prevent opioid use disorders and help families impacted by the drugs. Concordia has received a $1.8 million, four-year grant renewal from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), […]

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Concordia awarded grant to bolster Youth Apprenticeship pharmacy technician pathways

Concordia received a $15,000 award that will enable its School of Pharmacy to support Youth Apprenticeship pharmacy technician pathways in Wisconsin.

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The National: CUW computer science professor says AI benefits may outweigh the fears

A CUW Computer Science professor speaks to The National and offers insights on the AI debate.

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Concordia prof contributes to new form of RNA folding research methodology

Jeff Potratz, PhD, has put his scholarship pursuits into high gear over the past year thanks in large part to a semester-long sabbatical to pursue a new methodology for RNA folding that utilizes fluorescence instead of radioactivity.

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Demystifying poster presentations: a guide to enhance research & networking

Concordia's Office of Research and Sponsored Programs unpacks some of the common misconceptions and concerns about presenting a research poster at a conference. 

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Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence contributes to CUW’s pharmacy research

Meet Concordia's Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, Nickania Pryce, from Jamaica.

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Advocating for Yourself and Your Program

DPT Faculty Kevin Gries shares his experience on promoting his program to politicians and public figures. On March 14th, I had the opportunity to discuss scientific funding with federal lawmakers for the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. As I write this blog while waiting for my flight from D.C. back to Milwaukee, I […]

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