Research Tracks

A publication of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research at Baylor University

January 20, 2016
by Baylor OVPR
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Greater Waco Chamber recognizes BRIC start-up with 2015 Business Innovator Award

The OVPR joined business and community leaders from across Central Texas last month at a luncheon to honor the nominees for the 2015 Business Innovator Award. Presented annually by the Greater Waco Chamber, the award recognizes individuals or organizations that help … Continue reading

Video: Baylor faculty & graduate students explain what makes the BRIC an ideal setting for research and discovery

May 19, 2015 by Baylor OVPR | 0 comments

Faculty and graduate students explain how the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC) benefits their research in a new video produced by the Baylor Graduate School.  Check out the video above, then click here to learn more about the BRIC.

November 4, 2014
by Baylor OVPR
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Upcoming event: BRIC Foundations series presents Paul Evans of Southwest Research Institute

American manufacturing is experiencing a renaissance. Long identified with such terms as “good old American know-how” and “Yankee ingenuity,” American industry is again rising to world prominence after decades of decline. It is a rebirth driven in large part by … Continue reading

November 12, 2013
by Baylor OVPR
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Upcoming Event: Colloquium on Medical Imaging

This week, the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, along with the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering and Computer Science, presents the Colloquium on Medical Imaging. WHAT The Colloquium on Medical Imaging will feature … Continue reading

October 16, 2013
by Baylor OVPR
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Upcoming event: OVPR welcomes Nobel laureate for inaugural lecture in BRIC Foundations series

The Office of the Vice Provost for Research is pleased to welcome Nobel laureate and senior NASA astrophysicist Dr. John C. Mather for the inaugural lecture in the new BRIC Foundations International Speaker Series. Mather and co-researcher Dr. George Smoot … Continue reading