How, exactly, do you reopen a country and its economy after a virus has stilled the life we once knew?
How do you reopen a country?
OMRF receives $495,000 to study cause of birth defects, miscarriage
OMRF scientist Roberto Pezza, Ph.D., received a two-year grant to study the development of chromosomes.
Bodywork: Are youth sports safe from virus outbreaks?
With no vaccines yet approved for people under 16, should we be concerned about youth sports?
Cason consistency: OKC attorney marks 20 years leading OMRF’s board
When Len Cason received a call in 1988 inviting him to join OMRF’s associate board of directors, the Oklahoma City attorney had one question. “I asked, ‘What does OMRF stand for?’” recalled Cason, laughing.
Staying true to the vision of Lloyd Noble
In 2021, Noble Research Institute announced it would devote all of its efforts to regenerative agriculture and, in particular, to regenerative ranching.
Oklahoma researchers studying brain cancer make potential key finding in fight against Multiple Sclerosis
Oklahoma researchers, including a high school student and a college student, are making strides in the treatment of a currently incurable diseases.
