Malibu / Washington / DC / Bio / Los Angeles / San Diego / Chicago / /
Company
STEM / Eli Lilly / Chromatin Inc. / General Motors / Allylix / /
Continent
America / North America / /
Country
Mexico / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
College of Public Health / National Institute / University of Kentucky / Kansas State University / /
IndustryTerm
conventional tools / transportation fuels / comparable energy yield / natural plant oil / gas turbines / energy-crop feedstock solutions / nutritious food / chemical sciences / real-time control hardware / clean coal technologies / technology vehicles / energy race / food / resistant steel / renewable chemicals / food intake / renewable transportation fuel / cleaner power generation systems / prevention of work-related injury and illness / food insecurity / chemicals / steel / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / National Science Foundation / Coalition for National Science Funding / Alzheimer’s Association / Department of Molecular Virology / Immunology / and Medical Genetics / Distinguished University / office of Academic Affairs / College of Public Health / Henry Dreyfus Foundation / National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health / Food and Nutrition Service / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center / Kansas State University / Center for Poverty Research / School of Educational Policy and Leadership / Board of Trustees / Division of Health Services Management and Policy / the University of Kentucky / /
Team leader / professor of consumer sciences and a researcher / associate professor of human development / Vice President for Research / director / Human Cancer Genetics Program / leader / Professor / associate professor of higher education / 46th professor / Investigator Research Grant Award / professor of chemistry / chair / associate professor and chair / research associate in educational policy / associate professor / professor of materials science / Chemist / /
Focus on Research Caroline Whitacre Vice President for Research[removed]removed] JUNE/JULY 2012 Croce named 2012 Distinguished University Professor