Arkansas Research Alliance Names COO
The Arkansas Research Alliance announces the hiring of Bryan Barnhouse as its COO. read more >
Governor, ARA Name 5 New Research Fellows
Gov. Asa Hutchinson and the Arkansas Research Alliance on Thursday announced five new ARA fellows. read more >
ARA Names Two Scholars, Two Fellows
The Arkansas Research Alliance, the University of Arkansas for Medical Science and Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday announced two new ARA scholars and two new ARA fellows. read more >
UAMS Professor Given $1M Chair, Named ARA Scholar
Hong-yu Li, a professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, was awarded the $1 million Helen Adams & Arkansas Research Alliance (ARA) Endowed Chair and named an ARA scholar in a ceremony held Monday at the Governor’s Mansion in Little Rock. read more >
Jerry Adams Excited About Research Talent Attracted to Arkansas
Jerry Adams started the nonprofit Arkansas Research Alliance in 2008. It partners with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration to help commercialize technology produced at the FDA’s National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson. read more >
E-Z Mart CEO Sonja Hubbard Appointed to Chair Arkansas Research Alliance
The Arkansas Research Alliance has named Sonja Hubbard, president and CEO of Texarkana's E-Z Mart Stores Inc., chairman of its board of directors and added four new board members. read more >
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Second Class of ARA Fellows Announced
The ARA Fellows program, in its second year, recognizes established researchers at the state's five research universities and awards them three-year, $75,000 grants to further their research. read more >
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Arkansas Research Alliance Gets $764K FDA Contract for Cancer Research
The Arkansas Research Alliance announced Wednesday a $764,000 contract with the Food And Drug Administration to determine if new approaches can be developed to screen for lung cancer with a blood test. read more >
Garver’s Dan Williams Joins Board of Arkansas Research Alliance
The Arkansas Research Alliance has added Garver CEO Dan Williams to its board of trustees. The board serves as the governing body for ARA and is comprised of chancellors from the five research universities in Arkansas and business leaders from a variety of industries from across the state. read more >
FDA’s $1.2M Grant Extends ARA, NCTR Research into Graphene
The Arkansas Research Alliance announced Wednesday that it has been awarded a $1.2 million contract from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that will extend a collaborative research program focused on graphene-based nanomaterials. read more >
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Arkansas Research Alliance Launches ARA Fellows Program
The ARA Fellows program was created to recognize and reward distinguished research talent at the state's five research universities, and is a complement to the ARA Scholars program, which recruits new research talent to the state. read more >
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ARA Scholars Program Announces Two New Scientists
Carolina Cruz-Neira and Gareth Morgan were introduced from the Governor's Conference Room at the state Capitol by Gov. Mike Beebe and ARA director Jerry Adams. read more >
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Farm Bureau Firms Up Friendship With UA’s Dale Bumpers College (Kudos)
The Arkansas Farm Bureau is being recognized as a “Friend” of the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food & Life Sciences at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. In addition, Farm Bureau Executive Vice President Ewell Welch, who is retiring at the end of 2013, is receiving a Distinguished Service Award from the college. read more >
Arkansas Research Alliance Aligns With FDA on Commercialization
The Arkansas Research Alliance has entered into a partnership with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration to help commercialize the technology developed at the FDA's National Center for Toxicological Research at Jefferson. read more >
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Battelle Study: Arkansas Poised to Grow Knowledge-Based Economy
A study commissioned by the Arkansas Research Alliance finds the state well positioned to create more high-paying jobs. The report aims to gauge progress of a 2009 plan to develop "knowledge-based" jobs. read more >
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The Laboratory Of Arkansas
The challenges involve commercializing intellectual property from research universities and developing a place that can accelerate and develop new enterprises from both the university as well as from private sector ideas as with Innovate Arkansas. read more >
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