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Car driving toward tornado in rural Kansas area.

Tornado-forecast system can increase warning lead times, study finds

Today’s tornado warnings rely on radar data and regional spotters. By contrast, the Warn-on-Forecast System synthesizes observational data in real time and runs high-resolution simulations to gauge uncertainties and produce guidance for tornado and severe weather threats well before they form.
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Childhood stories from ‘Queen of the Harlem Renaissance’ depicted in new book

In a new picture book aimed at younger readers, Giselle Anatol, professor of English at the University of Kansas, offers a joyful tribute to Zora Neale Hurston, the “Queen of the Harlem Renaissance.”
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Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
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Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
Detail of entrance of Marvin Hall, a stately limestone academic building at the University of Kansas

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
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From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

By delivering a digital “toolbox” to 300 countries, researchers at the Center for Community Health and Development are bringing life-saving lessons back home to Kansas.
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The arm of a businessman fist-bumps the arm of a robot.

Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
Detail of entrance of Marvin Hall, a stately limestone academic building at the University of Kansas

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
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Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
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Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

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KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

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From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

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KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

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From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

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The arm of a businessman fist-bumps the arm of a robot.

Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
Detail of entrance of Marvin Hall, a stately limestone academic building at the University of Kansas

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
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From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

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The arm of a businessman fist-bumps the arm of a robot.

Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
Detail of entrance of Marvin Hall, a stately limestone academic building at the University of Kansas

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
A toolbox with tools is positioned next to a globe

From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

By delivering a digital “toolbox” to 300 countries, researchers at the Center for Community Health and Development are bringing life-saving lessons back home to Kansas.

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The arm of a businessman fist-bumps the arm of a robot.

Human-AI interactions stimulate coordination between co-workers and improve team performance, study finds

In a new study, Todd Hall, assistant professor of business at the University of Kansas, finds that human-AI interactions can stimulate relational coordination between co-workers and improve team performance.
Detail of entrance of Marvin Hall, a stately limestone academic building at the University of Kansas

KU School of Architecture & Design announces spring 2026 Architecture Lecture Series lineup

The University of Kansas Architecture Lecture Series schedule features practitioners, researchers and interdisciplinary leaders focused on advancing public well‑being through evidence‑informed design, sustainable practice and community‑centered solutions. The series kicks off Feb. 23 with the ninth annual KU Health & Wellness Symposium.
A toolbox with tools is positioned next to a globe

From Kansas to the world: KU’s WHO collaboration works to promote global health

By delivering a digital “toolbox” to 300 countries, researchers at the Center for Community Health and Development are bringing life-saving lessons back home to Kansas.
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