At the Murray Hall location in the BeAM (Be a Maker) network, students work on various projects. at Carolina offers makerspace sites in Murray Hall, Hanes Art Center, and Kenan Science Library.
The Murray Hall space is the largest of the three campus facilities, joining Kenan Science Library and Hanes Art Center). Its central location will make it the hub of the BeAM network and crucial to interdisciplinary collaboration. In the Murray Hall space’s first three months of operation, 1,500 faculty, staff and students have used it for their projects and to learn how to use equipment.
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With the inauguration just a few days away, the presidential transition of power is in the limelight.
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Dr. Oliver Smithies, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s first full-time faculty member to win a Nobel Prize and a world-renowned giant in … Read More »
Dear Campus Community:
I am saddened today to share the news that our cherished colleague and friend, Dr. Oliver Smithies, has passed away at the age …
