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Research is broadly focused on attachment dynamics, affect regulation, and personality processes.

Provides brief summary of research into artificial hips.

Don MacDonald and John Pauly, professors of communication at the University of Tulsa, developed and regularly taught a course titled "Inquiry in Communication" offered in that department. At the very start of the term they would challenge undergraduates to unfailingly ask "So what?" and "Who cares?" questions when the students would read research, and when the students would begin to plan research projects of their own. Those questions are critically important to research not merely because they should drive scholars to justify their work, nor simply because they may give us insight into the motivation(s) of scholarship, but, rather, they engage scholar and reader in a conversation about values

The General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) at UIC provides a comfortable, safe and effective environment to conduct research involving human subjects. This is achieved by providing the necessary environment, equipment and personnel to optimize research goals. The GCRC fosters education in clinical research at all levels of training. The GCRC is supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health with additional support from the University and the UIC Medical Center (UICMC).

Several areas of research including microfluidics, and power electronics.

US State Department Electronic Research Collection Archive of the Consular Bureau Visa Bulletin.

The Electronic Research Collection (ERC) is a partnership between the United States Department of State and the Federal Depository Library at the Richard J. Daley Library, University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). The Government Printing Office, which is responsible for the national system of federal depository libraries, officially recognizes this unique partnership as the first electronic partnership agreement between an executive agency and a depository library

A collaboration between Arts department and CS deprtment at UIC resulted in EVL. The lab is responsible for the creation of Virtual Reality CAVE environment. Presently is involved in different projects regarding Data Visualization,Grid Computing and high speed optical interconnects for Research Community.

Provides details on research in computer assisted surgery, plus CV.

The Microfabrication Applications Laboratory (MAL) at the University of Illinois at Chicago is versatile MEMS/Nano facility and is accessible to non-profit and industrial researchers.

The Manufacturing Research Center (MRC) is jointly run by the two campuses of the University of Illinois: the Chicago Campus and the Urbana Champaign Campus. History The Manufacturing Research Center (MRC) was founded in 1988 as a result of a grant received from Motorola. Motorola awarded grants to three Universities (each $ 200K per year, over five years, MIT, University of Illinois, Georgia Tech) to sponsor research activities on manufacturing technologies. Since then the following companies joined the MRC: GM, Ford, Caterpillar, John Deere, Ingersoll Milling Co, Rockford Acromatic, Sun Micro Systems. Current annual operating budget of MRC is about $1M.

Multimedia Research Lab is involved in projects involving Multimedia Web Mining, Parallel/Scalable Algorithms for Multimedia document Retrieval, Multimedia Content delievery on Mobile Mesh Networks. Most of these projects are funded by NSF and US ARMY.

National Center for Data Mining - A national resource for high performance and distributed for data mining.

News headlines, policies, protection of research subjects, research units and technology management.

Welcome to the Computer Vision and Robotics Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Housed in Computer Science, and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments within the College of Engineering, CVRL is a research facility specializing in the theoretical and applied research in computer vision and robotics. Its mission is to provide a multidisciplinary environment for students and researchers interested in synergy between science and engineering. Current research activities range from visual information retrieval to applications of haptics in dental education. Established in 1999, CVRL has steadily grown in size and is home to several students pursuing graduate degrees (MS and PhD) in Computer Science, and Electrical and Computer Engineering. It has excellent computing resources, and is equipped with a pair of Puma 560 manipulators and several mobile robots

Research Resources Center (RRC) located at the University of Illinois at Chicago works with research and teaching departments to acquire, maintain and support high technology, scientific research equipment.

The 10 Node Intel Xeon Cluster running Linux maintained by Multimedia Research Lab.

Information on membership in the Society for Basic Urologic Research. Includes list of upcoming events and resources.

SRL has been at the forefront of survey design and methodology for over 38 years. SRL provides survey research services to a wide range of individuals and organizational entities. We invite you to tour our site to learn more about the services we provide, our current research, and our past accomplishments.

At UIC, there is significant depth in environmental research and scholarship extending over six colleges. However, as at most universities, substantial structural barriers to collaboration exist. In recognition of this, over forty faculty and staff members from among twelve departments and three centers met for a two-day planning session in May of 1998 during which the vision and basic mission of IESP were set forth, and a formal petition seeking to form the institute was drafted. This received administrative approval in early 2000, with Professor Steven L. Forman of Earth and Environmental Science appointed as Interim Director. Under his leadership, the institute established its initial presence on campus through the sponsorship of seminars and conferences, and assembly of the Steering Committee

The UIC Artificial Intelligence Laboratory specializes in applied AI research and development. Since its inception in 1991 we have undertaken a variety of applied intelligent systems projects in the areas of transportation, molecular biology, and electronics manufacturing optimization. Our work differs from most other AI research groups around the world in that our primary goal does not revolve around the understanding of biological intelligence. Instead our focus is on the application of derived AI methodologies for solving real-world problems.

The official website for the University of Illinois at Chicago chapter of the Biomedical Engineering Society

The College of Dentistry is strongly committed to contributing to the body of knowledge in dental and related sciences and to providing an environment which encourages faculty and student participation in scholarly activities. The Research Plan adopted by the College of Dentistry Faculty on April 28, 1998 reflects the Research I status of the University of Illinois at Chicago and is consistent with the Campus and College Mission Statements. It builds upon the resources provided by these institutions as well as external funds obtained from governmental and private agencies.

Research Opportunities for Medical Students with Faculty in the College of Medicine Opportunities for medical students to participate in faculty research programs in the College of Medicine Professors in the designated departments welcome the involvement of medical students in the research programs listed below. Interested medical students should contact the faculty member directly to inquire about research opportunities in their program.

Focusing on the development of independent nurse researchers, the program leading to a PhD Degree in Nursing Science emphasizes empirical research and theory development.

University of Illinois at Chicago The Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering 2039 Engineering Research Facility 842 W. Taylor Street Chicago, IL 60607 312.996.5318 phone / 312.413.0447 fax

NRTC a five-year program of research, training, technical assistance and dissemination activities designed to promote self-determination among people with psychiatric disabilities.

The Office for the Protection of Research Subjects at the University of Illinois at Chicago home page.

Active physics research program cover both experimental and theoretical topics in the major research areas of atomic, biological, condensed matter, materials, high-energy, nuclear, laser and molecular physics. Researchers in the Physics Department are engaged in research programs at facilities located on the UIC Campus, as well as at Fermi lab, Argonne National Laboratory and Brookhaven National Laboratory. The Microphysics Laboratory, Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratory and Modern Microscopy Laboratory are world-class facilities located on the UIC Campus.

>Current Research HIV Treatment Error Reduction Using a Genotype Database Richard M. Novak 1, Walter Panko 2, Jonathan Uy 1, Mark Hoffman 3, Annette Valenta 2, Jose Bolanos 1. 1 College of Medicine, 2 SBHIS, 3 Cerner Corporation,

Nine years ago, the University of Illinois at Chicago and the Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities entered into a partnership in collaboration with the University of Chicago. There was widespread support for transfer to the University of Illinois at Chicago of the responsibility for research and education in the field of mental illness. The collaboration between the two universities and partnership with the state provides the promise of enhancing value and better servicing the public.

UIC's Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science is a strong department ranked in group I by the American Mathematical Society and among the top thirty-five research mathematics departments by the National Research Council.

Physicians at the University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago provide leading healthcare to you and your family

The model, which viewers explore using a wand and a special pair of eyeglasses while facing a 20-square-foot screen called an ImmersaDeskTM, allows surgeons to familiarize themselves with the complex spatial relationships of structures composing the ear. It also offers students of all ages an unprecedented opportunity to "get inside" a hidden part of the body.