Memphis Standard

WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9) today announced two National Science Foundation grants totaling $741,268 to the University of Memphis. One grant, for $148,020, will underwrite collaborative research uncovering and enhancing pathways to psychological safety at work for racial minority women under the direction of Associate Professor of Management Kristen P. Jones. The second grant, for $593,248, supports super-resolution 3D ultrasound imaging of brain activity under the direction of Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Carl D. Herickhoff.

Congressman Cohen made the following statement:

“I am always pleased to see investments in research at the University of Memphis. These prestigious grant awards will advance our knowledge of human resource management and brain imaging. I congratulate Professors Jones and Herickhoff and the university for this national recognition of excellence.”

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