Research
Temple University is one of 11 clinical hubs nationwide to participate in the network for emergency medicine clinical trials.
August 9, 2017
The experiment, which placed a self-driving car among human-operated vehicles on a track, confirmed the autonomous car can help prevent traffic jams.
August 8, 2017
Polina Gross, a Lewis Katz School of Medicine PhD candidate, is exploring new ways to treat heart disease.
July 27, 2017
Meet Temple labor economist Douglas Webber, whose pioneering recent research sheds light on the economic value of a college degree.
The scientists at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine are the first to demonstrate HIV can be removed from cells, preventing further infection.
Students become members of the research team to gain hands-on experience alongside faculty scientists and hone their career paths.
Professor Nora Newcombe and graduate student Zoe Ngo are some of the first researchers to study pattern separation in children.
The highly competitive and prestigious honor identifies rising scientists who’ve made significant marks on their field and represent the next generation of leaders in the U.S. and Canada.
As I-95 construction continues, Temple researchers are studying the best ways to mitigate stormwater runoff from the expressway.
Temple University scientists launched a new startup to explore a promising treatment for inflammatory bowel disease.
A study at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine identified a protein that could serve as an alternative drug target in treatment of the disease.
A professor-led team of students and postdoctoral researchers earned two National Institutes of Health grants for their work on antibiotics.
A Temple University bioengineering professor is developing a cutting-edge biodegradable material for use in orthopedic surgery.