Eastern Kentucky University Receives Over $1 Million for Student Research
Associate Professor Dr. Jason Fry has secured more than $1 million in research funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to expand student research opportunities at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU).
When students come to EKU, they have opportunities to work alongside renowned faculty in state-of-the-art labs on groundbreaking research projects
According to EKU President David McFaddin, this funding will allow students to gain hands-on experience in physics research at EKU and laboratories around the world, sparking curiosity, fueling innovation, and expanding EKU's reach. Dr. Fry leads the Nuclear and Particle Physics Detector Lab in the Department of Physics, Geosciences and Astronomy.
Author's summary: EKU secures $1 million for research funding.
- Research funding: over $1 million
- Funding source: National Science Foundation (NSF)
- Department: Physics, Geosciences and Astronomy
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