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Scientists led by Brandi MacDonald are using archaeological science to understand how ochre paint was created by hunter-gatherers in North America. MacDonald is an assistant research professor in the Archaeometry Laboratory at the University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) who also holds a joint appointment in the Department of Anthropology at the College of Arts and Science.
Inside Mizzou: Translational Research and Precision Health
Chancellor Alexander Cartwright speaks with MURR’s Jakob Baumeister in this week’s Inside Mizzou podcast.
MU Team to Develop Research Pipeline for UM System
MU is providing funding to provide critical infrastructure and collaborative expertise to University researchers.
Fueling the future of medicine
The U.S. High Performance Research Reactor Stakeholder Meeting was held in late July at Mizzou’s College of Engineering.
Internship Success: Korol makes mark at MURR
Reactor operations internship with the MU Research Reactor enhances engineering and leadership skills.
MU Announces Investment in Radiopharmacology Core
MU announces funding for a new Radiopharmacology Core, a partnership between MURR®, the School of Medicine, and the Colleges of Veterinary Medicine and Arts & Science.
Archaeometry Lab at MURR® receives funding from National Science Foundation
MURR’s Archaeometry Laboratory has received a new grant from the NSF.
MURR® is featured on SNMMI-TV at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Annual Meeting
A video featuring MURR® was broadcast at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Annual Meeting.
MU reactor plays important role in nuclear medicine advancements
A featured article about MURR® in the Columbia Missourian.
Revelations about radioactive zirconium forge a new path in research about the universe
Findings from MU study could hint at a wealth of neglected potential in radioactive chemical isotopes.