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▪ HKU Biologists Discover Propionate Supplementation as a Potential Treatment for Parkinson s Disease
▪ Smoking’s impact across racial, ethnic groups focus of UH study
▪ Sakanoko comes up big, earns Big West’s Freshman of the Week
▪ Water polo trio makes a splash on Cutino Award Watch List
▪ 無声映画の新たな可能性を世界に
▪ Kasey Shao Junior Piano Recital
▪ Changing wildlife activity highlight detrimental effects of human disturbance
▪ NCAA Tournament play to begin at Maples
▪ Tour guide trivia
▪ Sing and Swing – A Jazz at Lincoln Center PRESENTS Production
▪ Mindfulness Workshop Series Hosted by Dr. Ana Johnson
▪ School of Policy Studies Info Session
▪ Getting Started with LaTeX
▪ Losing fat is good, but losing muscle isn’t
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ PUEDO: Dr. Shapiro on International Development Organizations
▪ Instruments of change
▪ Introducing Francesco Cavalli’s Veremonda, l’amazzone di Aragona
▪ Stewart draws on days in Parliament, and Afghan villages, in new Yale role
▪ Paint Night with Lilia
▪ AI at Princeton: Pushing limits, accelerating discovery and serving humanity
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ New centre for international relations
▪ New NiMH batteries perform better when made from recycled old NiMH batteries
▪ Research at SUBIC about how we talk to each other
▪ Student message from President Astrid Söderbergh Widding
▪ Stockholm Resilience Centre launches partnership with Universeum
▪ Human eggs prefer some men’s sperm over others, research shows
▪ Stockholm University ranks 181 in the QS ranking
▪ Non-Indigenous Australians need to educate themselves
▪ One year with Stockholm Trio
▪ Roots and branches will become clothes for healthcare professionals
▪ New depth map over the Arctic Ocean
▪ Priming effect of plant roots boosts carbon emissions from thawing permafrost
▪ Pristine environments offer a window to our cloudy past
▪ New soil models may ease atmospheric CO2, climate change
▪ New structural transformation phenomenon can break the way in searching for novel materials
▪ Flight shaming: how to spread the campaign that made Swedes give up flying for good
▪ The cave lion was divided into two subspecies
▪ “Iran: decades of unsustainable water use has dried up lakes and caused environmental destruction”
▪ “Is humanity doomed because we can’t plan for the long term?”
▪ Unexpected differences between rats and mice gives new insight into the male parental brain
▪ The dancing male mosquitos
▪ Breaking molecular traffic jams with finned nanoporous materials
▪ “We mapped the world’s frozen peatlands – what we found was very worrying”
▪ Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change
▪ Sleepiness can have a negative impact on your social life
▪ We lose about 30 minutes of sleep each night of the working week, new study shows
▪ Stockholm University at place 183 in THE ranking
▪ A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
▪ New mapping shows which cells SARS-CoV-2 can infect
▪ Nobel Calling Stockholm 2020
▪ “We sequenced the oldest ever DNA, from million-year-old mammoths”
▪ New phase of climate work: a systematic mapping out of all emissions
▪ Nina Kirchner – glaciologist in battle against time
▪ Stockholm left a beautiful imprint for life
▪ KVA webinar: Predatory academic journals and conferences
▪ Saving energy
▪ Problems renewing SPSS licenses
▪ Decolonization, Democracy, and Development in Africa Graduate Colloquium in honour of Bruce Berman
▪ Master s Degree in Marketing - University of Turin
▪ Master s Degree in Marketing - University of Turin
▪ Can industrial policy help revive struggling regions?
▪ The dust is never settled: Biblical scholarship and contemporary religion
▪ Women s Basketball Team punches ticket to March Madness
▪ Andrew Wiemer Receives the School of Pharmacy 2024 Faculty Research Advising Award
▪ PHP Health Policy Speaker Series
▪ Green Investments: Does it Pay Off?
▪ Ramadan Refresher
▪ Neue Vizepräsidentin Education
▪ New publication: Papyrological Texts and Studies in Honour of Peter van Minnen
▪ Présentation des résultats de la Law Clinic sur les droits des personnes travailleuses du sexe
▪ In Historic Year for Cicadas, Illinois is ‘the Epicenter of Everything Great’
▪ Space Medicine: Meet the Three UConn Startups Headed to the International Space Station
▪ UConn Medical Students Join National Match Day
▪ Hip-Hop Techniques and Foundations: Waacking with Nubian Néné (Essence)
▪ Monica den Boer appointed as endowed professor Police Studies: ‘The blue line in my life’
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ Technological equity for small-scale farms
▪ NAR reaches agreement to resolve nationwide claims brought by home sellers
▪ Numbers are not an exact representation of an objective reality
▪ Escaping from a sarcophagus: students from the Living Education Lab minor create an educational tool
▪ Research Security Town Hall
▪ Consensual sex: easier said than done
▪ Building on Yale’s strength: adding new depth and breadth to the humanities
▪ [VIRTUAL] Workshop: Introduction to HPC (using Frontenac) and Bioinformatics
▪ SELEZIONE PUBBLICA PER LA STIPULA DI UN CONTRATTO DI RICERCATRICE/RICERCATORE A TEMPO DETERMINATO AI SENSI DELL’ARTICOLO 24 DELLA LEGGE 240/2010 – Istituto TeCip
▪ CANCELLED: School of Nursing Academic Series: Cancer burden for adults with intellectual disabilities
▪ Selezione per la stipula di due contratti di ricercatore/ricercatrice a tempo determinato ai sensi dell’art. 24 comma 3 lett. a della legge 240/2010 nell’ambito dei progetti finanziati sui fondi del PNRR presso l’Istituto TeCIP
▪ Six From UConn Named Presidential Management Fellows
▪ The World’s Smallest Basketball, from the Basketball Capital of the World
▪ New Haven Teacher Named 2024 Rogers Educational Innovation Fund Winner
▪ Neu an der Uni: Prof. Dr. med. Ricardo Grieshaber Bouyer Rodrigues
▪ Sibel Bahtiri is one of the new Faces of Science: ‘I want to show how we’re finding alternatives to animal testing’
▪ A semester in Morocco: ‘You see the history that you’re learning about’
▪ Austrian Science Fund Grant for Emerging Fields Supports CEU’s Participation in Pioneering Research
▪ Warwick drives opportunities for technology specialists thanks to £1.5m grant
▪ 【2025年度4月採用】 文学学術院 「専任教員」の公募について (公募期間:3/18(月)~5/17(金)17時必着)
▪ Projekt unter Beteiligung der FAU liefert Einblicke in eine zentrale Funktion unseres Denkorgans
▪ In Memoriam: Rudolf E. de Jong (1958–2024)
▪ International study: AI recognizes clinically anxious youth based on their brain structure
▪ Student Mental Health Survey now open
▪ BRICS welcomes five new members to the bloc
▪ Study highlights wellbeing benefits of Liverpool music inclusion programme
▪ “Un altro genere di cinema”: da martedì 19 marzo, ore 21.00, inizia la rassegna cinematografica per promuovere le attività dello Sportello interuniversitario contro la violenza di genere, promosso da Università di Pisa, Scuola Normale, Scuola Sant Anna
▪ L’alleanza universitaria europea EELISA incontra le arti, per promuovere i suoi valori e farsi conoscere fuori dall’ambito accademico, con la proiezione del documentario “Plastic fantastic”, giovedì 21 marzo, ore 20.00
▪ Renewable Energy Directive Raises Concerns Over Impact on Developing Countries
▪ “Un altro genere di cinema”: da martedì 19 marzo inizia la rassegna cinematografica per promuovere le attività dello Sportello interuniversitario contro la violenza di genere, promosso da Università di Pisa, Scuola Normale, Scuola Sant Anna
▪ Aperte le iscrizioni per il Master di Primo Livello In Human Rights and Conflict Management , edizione XXIII. Possibilità di presentare domanda fino a giovedì 4 luglio per il primo turno di selezioni, da gennaio 2025 il via alle lezioni
▪ £4.9m secured to advance public health research
▪ Centre for the Study of International Slavery and Church of England Partnership
▪ 17th Marcel Grossmann Meeting
▪ Rainbow Wahine to face Cal in inaugural postseason tournament
▪ Vol.2 国文学(1/4)【紫式部の生涯】源氏物語、創作の動機と才女の生きた平安時代 / 福家 俊幸教授
▪ Mon, 18 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC March 2024 issue of CUHK in Touch is now available online
▪ Student club iGEM TokyoTech seeks crowdfunding with goal to win international competition
▪ Opus x Penn Sforza
▪ Education Research Section Seminar Speaker Series
▪ Spring 2024 Campus Farmers Market
▪ Book Club: Unquiet by Jonathan Biss and Imagine Me Gone by Adam Haslett
▪ Slavic Department Graduate Student Movie Series
▪ Buzzer-beater sends men’s basketball team to NCAA Tournament
▪ J. Douglas Gibson Lecture Series | Omer Aziz
▪ Postdocs Three Minute Research
▪ School of Nursing Academic Series (ONLINE): Cancer burden for adults with intellectual disabilities
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ New centre for international relations
▪ New NiMH batteries perform better when made from recycled old NiMH batteries
▪ Research at SUBIC about how we talk to each other
▪ Student message from President Astrid Söderbergh Widding
▪ Stockholm Resilience Centre launches partnership with Universeum
▪ Human eggs prefer some men’s sperm over others, research shows
▪ Stockholm University ranks 181 in the QS ranking
▪ Non-Indigenous Australians need to educate themselves
▪ One year with Stockholm Trio
▪ Roots and branches will become clothes for healthcare professionals
▪ New depth map over the Arctic Ocean
▪ Priming effect of plant roots boosts carbon emissions from thawing permafrost
▪ Pristine environments offer a window to our cloudy past
▪ New soil models may ease atmospheric CO2, climate change
▪ New structural transformation phenomenon can break the way in searching for novel materials
▪ Flight shaming: how to spread the campaign that made Swedes give up flying for good
▪ The cave lion was divided into two subspecies
▪ “Iran: decades of unsustainable water use has dried up lakes and caused environmental destruction”
▪ “Is humanity doomed because we can’t plan for the long term?”
▪ Unexpected differences between rats and mice gives new insight into the male parental brain
▪ The dancing male mosquitos
▪ Breaking molecular traffic jams with finned nanoporous materials
▪ “We mapped the world’s frozen peatlands – what we found was very worrying”
▪ Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change
▪ Sleepiness can have a negative impact on your social life
▪ We lose about 30 minutes of sleep each night of the working week, new study shows
▪ Stockholm University at place 183 in THE ranking
▪ A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
▪ New mapping shows which cells SARS-CoV-2 can infect
▪ Nobel Calling Stockholm 2020
▪ “We sequenced the oldest ever DNA, from million-year-old mammoths”
▪ New phase of climate work: a systematic mapping out of all emissions
▪ Nina Kirchner – glaciologist in battle against time
▪ Stockholm left a beautiful imprint for life
▪ KVA webinar: Predatory academic journals and conferences
▪ Saving energy
▪ Problems renewing SPSS licenses
▪ [VIRTUAL] Workshop: Introduction to Linux
▪ HKU honours 51 Highly Cited Researchers in Awards Ceremony
▪ Quantum Computing Journal Club (Evening)
▪ Emory primatologist Frans de Waal remembered for bringing apes ‘a little closer to humans’
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ New centre for international relations
▪ New NiMH batteries perform better when made from recycled old NiMH batteries
▪ Research at SUBIC about how we talk to each other
▪ Student message from President Astrid Söderbergh Widding
▪ Stockholm Resilience Centre launches partnership with Universeum
▪ Human eggs prefer some men’s sperm over others, research shows
▪ Stockholm University ranks 181 in the QS ranking
▪ Non-Indigenous Australians need to educate themselves
▪ One year with Stockholm Trio
▪ Roots and branches will become clothes for healthcare professionals
▪ New depth map over the Arctic Ocean
▪ Priming effect of plant roots boosts carbon emissions from thawing permafrost
▪ Pristine environments offer a window to our cloudy past
▪ New soil models may ease atmospheric CO2, climate change
▪ New structural transformation phenomenon can break the way in searching for novel materials
▪ Flight shaming: how to spread the campaign that made Swedes give up flying for good
▪ The cave lion was divided into two subspecies
▪ “Iran: decades of unsustainable water use has dried up lakes and caused environmental destruction”
▪ “Is humanity doomed because we can’t plan for the long term?”
▪ Unexpected differences between rats and mice gives new insight into the male parental brain
▪ The dancing male mosquitos
▪ Breaking molecular traffic jams with finned nanoporous materials
▪ “We mapped the world’s frozen peatlands – what we found was very worrying”
▪ Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change
▪ Sleepiness can have a negative impact on your social life
▪ We lose about 30 minutes of sleep each night of the working week, new study shows
▪ Stockholm University at place 183 in THE ranking
▪ A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
▪ New mapping shows which cells SARS-CoV-2 can infect
▪ Nobel Calling Stockholm 2020
▪ “We sequenced the oldest ever DNA, from million-year-old mammoths”
▪ New phase of climate work: a systematic mapping out of all emissions
▪ Nina Kirchner – glaciologist in battle against time
▪ Stockholm left a beautiful imprint for life
▪ KVA webinar: Predatory academic journals and conferences
▪ Saving energy
▪ Problems renewing SPSS licenses
▪ Creation Station (for all families at Agnes!)
▪ From the Hearth: Poetry and spoken word with Billie the Kid at Agnes
▪ HKU holds Alumni Day 2024 on Foundation Day
▪ LDSSA Institute of Religion: Women in Scripture
▪ Faculty Graduate Seminar - April 2024
▪ Geo Lecture Seminar Series
▪ Waikīkī Aquarium dives into Earth Day with environmental expo
▪ 77 JABSOM students match into primary care medicine
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ New centre for international relations
▪ New NiMH batteries perform better when made from recycled old NiMH batteries
▪ Research at SUBIC about how we talk to each other
▪ Student message from President Astrid Söderbergh Widding
▪ Stockholm Resilience Centre launches partnership with Universeum
▪ Human eggs prefer some men’s sperm over others, research shows
▪ Stockholm University ranks 181 in the QS ranking
▪ Non-Indigenous Australians need to educate themselves
▪ One year with Stockholm Trio
▪ Roots and branches will become clothes for healthcare professionals
▪ New depth map over the Arctic Ocean
▪ Priming effect of plant roots boosts carbon emissions from thawing permafrost
▪ Pristine environments offer a window to our cloudy past
▪ New soil models may ease atmospheric CO2, climate change
▪ New structural transformation phenomenon can break the way in searching for novel materials
▪ Flight shaming: how to spread the campaign that made Swedes give up flying for good
▪ The cave lion was divided into two subspecies
▪ “Iran: decades of unsustainable water use has dried up lakes and caused environmental destruction”
▪ “Is humanity doomed because we can’t plan for the long term?”
▪ Unexpected differences between rats and mice gives new insight into the male parental brain
▪ The dancing male mosquitos
▪ Breaking molecular traffic jams with finned nanoporous materials
▪ “We mapped the world’s frozen peatlands – what we found was very worrying”
▪ Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change
▪ Sleepiness can have a negative impact on your social life
▪ We lose about 30 minutes of sleep each night of the working week, new study shows
▪ Stockholm University at place 183 in THE ranking
▪ A new role for transnational corporations in an increasingly crowded ocean?
▪ New mapping shows which cells SARS-CoV-2 can infect
▪ Nobel Calling Stockholm 2020
▪ “We sequenced the oldest ever DNA, from million-year-old mammoths”
▪ New phase of climate work: a systematic mapping out of all emissions
▪ Nina Kirchner – glaciologist in battle against time
▪ Stockholm left a beautiful imprint for life
▪ KVA webinar: Predatory academic journals and conferences
▪ Saving energy
▪ Problems renewing SPSS licenses
▪ Hawaiʻi benefits from UH Mānoa being a national leader in federal health funding
▪ Escher Quartet with Jordan Bak, violist in Concert
▪ Disturbed peatlands are a hotspot for carbon emissions
▪ Secrets of super communicators
▪ Emory sociologist Karida L. Brown wins NAACP Image Award
▪ Match Day: Emory medical students learn where they will begin their careers as doctors
▪ New homes being built under Austin s HOME Initiative
▪ Hero Way West breaks ground in Leander
▪ Supply chains are tightening again. This time, it looks like a good sign for the economy.
▪ Jump in emerald ash borers, crop pests likely after record-warm winter
▪ Fort Worth affordable apartment project breaks ground
▪ The Oldest Parental Split Of Any Animal, Plant, Or Fungi Hybrid Is A Fish
▪ Yale IPCH fellowship supports preservation of cultural heritage in Africa
▪ Match Day is a success at Yale School of Medicine
▪ PODCAST: Digital inclusion and economic development
▪ Rwanda policy dialogue with President Salovey and EGC affiliates’ research
▪ Western United Way campaign exceeds fundraising goal
▪ Match Day Thrills at UConn School of Medicine
▪ Giant Hill County solar project underway
▪ Two new self-storage projects coming to Frisco, Garland
▪ The 20-minute workout
▪ 323-unit Fort Worth apartment complex sold
▪ Developers near completion of Museum District apartment-to-condo conversion project
▪ Garber emphasizes ‘critical collaboration’ in U.K. visit
▪ Cambridge welcomes Harvard’s Interim President
▪ Long Road to November Vote: Short Primary May Not Benefit Voters
▪ BEBS - Barcelona executive Business School
▪ BEBS - Barcelona executive Business School
▪ The University of Warwick’s report on rape prosecution welcomed by the Crown Prosecution Service
▪ Grande partecipazione alla giornata di screening gratuito offerta dal Centro di Riabilitazione Neurocognitiva (CeRiN) del CIMeC
▪ As Type 1 Diabetes Expands Nationwide and in Connecticut, Congress Approves More Money for Research
▪ Biden Says It’s ‘Vital’ That U.S. Steel Remain American-Owned
▪ 95-unit supportive housing complex slated for Houston
▪ University of Warwick to support the delivery of HeathTech campus at Arden Cross
▪ Neag School Master’s Student Recognized as Alma Exley Scholar
▪ Salovey trip to Africa marks a decade of increased engagement
▪ Local community radio and its ‘overwhelmingly positive’ impact on society
▪ Social Care student upskills after organising conference
▪ Law researcher wins Philip Leverhulme award for migration research
▪ International Women’s Day inspires Original Ideas podcast Feminist Cities episode
▪ ZEIT online: Digitale Technik könnte Blick auf Künstlerinnen verändern
▪ ZOLLHOF unter den Top Start-up Hubs in Europa
▪ Researchers demonstrate technique for identifying single cancer cells in blood for the first time
▪ Vacancy for Editorial Assistant – Common Market Law Review
▪ Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering Elects 12 New UConn Faculty
▪ Clarkson’s Farm’s Cheerful Charlie discusses ‘The Farm of the Future’ at the Warwickshire Rural Hub’s first major farmer conference
▪ Former BBC Correspondent joins the University of Warwick’s Marketing, Communications, and Insights Team
▪ University of Warwick technology helps solve over 300 murder cases
▪ Su la maschera!
▪ 早稲田大学教育・総合科学学術院 専任教員またはテニュアトラック教員公募(教育方法学、初等社会科教育)
▪ Riconoscimenti internazionali: Nicola Vitiello, professore ordinario presso l’Istituto di BioRobotica, è stato eletto nel consiglio di amministrazione dell’associazione internazionale euRobotics
▪ Online tool for Long Covid support
▪ CEU Graduate Franziska Marhold Receives Young Talent Award From Austrian Society for Political Science
▪ SGU大学創成支援事業アーカイブサイトオープン
▪ Neues Stellenangebot: Systemadministrator*in mit Schwerpunkt Linux und IT-Sicherheit
▪ Join our first Neurodiversity Celebration Symposium this March
▪ Wen-Do Women s Self-Defence Training (Free 2-Day Course)
▪ Guided tour of Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond
▪ 100th anniversary: Kabuki music masters guide UH students
▪ Shidler alumnus soars to new heights at Alaska Airlines
▪ データ科学センター 講師(任期付)公募【2024年4月30日締切】
▪ 早稲田大学 教育・総合科学学術院 専任教員またはテニュアトラック教員公募(イギリス文学19世紀散文)
▪ 2024 Legislative update: Budget proposed by House supports UH priorities
▪ New project debuts in Amarillo to fight homelessness
▪ Rezoning in southeast Austin to nearly triple number of multifamily units
▪ Ridge Apartments moving forward in east Austin
▪ Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Purdue, NASA to host one of Indiana’s largest total solar eclipse viewing events
▪ 17.3. (So): Ausfälle einiger hbz-Services
▪ Mansfield building new city hall and town square
▪ Sustainability Accelerator announces first greenhouse gas removal grants
▪ What really happens to our memory as we age?
▪ How great powers shape the world
▪ Walk this way
▪ Emory University Hospital expands heart and vascular facilities, enhancing patient access and care
▪ ‘Dramatic’ inroads against aggressive brain cancer
▪ Apartments on Dallas’ Trinity River to open doors
▪ 361-unit Richardson apartment completes construction
▪ Princeton University Chamber Choir: Music in Memoriam
▪ Research Day Returns In Person for Medical and Dental Students
▪ Yale Ventures launches board of advisors
▪ Going the last mile (with evidence)
▪ Getting Started on the Open Science Framework (OSF)
▪ The March to Become a Doctor
▪ It may be neither higher nor intelligence
▪ New lecturers in chemistry, math and physics are helping to make the difference in foundational courses
▪ Hospitality employers scooping up student talent
▪ Lending a hand to a former student — Boston’s mayor
▪ McNair developing 371-unit multifamily in Houston
▪ H-FARM College
▪ H-FARM College
▪ Precision Prescriptions: UConn School of Pharmacy Summit Explored AI Solutions for Medication Reconciliation
▪ The Raptor Center celebrates 50 years
▪ Agricult-HER: Grounded in the Agriculture Community
▪ Solar Vehicle Project drives toward the future
▪ Dr. Jens Müller presents the Dr. Michael Baird Lecture
▪ Quantum Computing Journal Club (Evening)
▪ Experience the magic of spring at this year’s Spring Fest
▪ From Warwick to Washington DC: Ukrainian Resilience Documentary tour premiers at the University of Warwick
▪ Western students research local governments with London mayor’s office
▪ Sustainability programs’ focus will expand at Harvard Extension
▪ In the news: 8-14 March 2024
▪ Santino Regilme Wins International Studies Association s Best Book in Human Rights 2023-2024
▪ In Memoriam: UConn Law Professor Colin C. Tait
▪ Texas median home price down in 2023 while most MSAs see increase
▪ Three Cambridge researchers awarded Royal Academy of Engineering Chair in Emerging Technologies
▪ FAU goes green
▪ UConn Magazine: “It’s Not About the Food”
▪ Eight Neag School Alumni Honored at 26th Annual Awards Celebration
▪ Pharmacy Faculty Advance Freeze-Drying Technology
▪ Study explores homeless women’s experiences of ‘period poverty’
▪ Universitätstage bald auch in Herzogenaurach
▪ ARD alpha: Deutschland im Streikmodus
▪ Klaus Überla neuer Vorsitzender der STIKO
▪ Does the Wim Hof method really work? Yes and no, say University of Warwick academics
▪ Thu, 14 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK launches the Jockey Club Sleep Well Project – Hong Kong’s first large-scale community outreach programme to promote sleep health, using cognitive behavioural therapy to treat insomnia
▪ Crews announced for The Boat Race 2024
▪ Closing today: Vote for your next Guild Officer
▪ Political Theorist Achille Mbembe Named 2024 Holberg Laureate
▪ Aberdeen-led study aims to reduce inequalities in the diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease
▪ 清水建設との基本協定を締結
▪ Important information: Semester one exam and assessment results
▪ eLaw presents at the ACM Symposium on Computer Science and Law 2024
▪ BTR Simulators, azienda spin-off della Scuola Sant’Anna specializzata nella formazione del personale in ambienti sicuri grazie alla tecnologia, selezionata dall acceleratore Faros per rivoluzionare la simulazione nella Blue Economy
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ 高精度な量子アルゴリズムを開発
▪ Organ Recital for Anna Lapwood
▪ Golda Schultz, Soprano / Jonathan Ware, Piano
▪ HKU Department of Sociology and the Hong Kong International Academy Against Corruption sign MoU to promote academic research in anti-corruption
▪ Why a 17% emissions drop does not mean we are addressing climate change
▪ Progress in Fluorescent Dyes to Better Visualize Lipid Membrane Order in Live Cells
▪ New Cancer Treatment Breakthrough: HKUMed develops dual anti-tumour vaccine
▪ ‘Entangling’ UH students with quantum bit research
▪ Art inspired by advent (or not) of Anthropocene
▪ The University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
▪ The University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan
▪ Art inspired by advent (or not) of Anthropocene
▪ Art inspired by advent (or not) of Anthropocene
▪ Francis Fukuyama honored for public administration
▪ Liberty Energy facility to bring 500 jobs to Odessa
▪ SPFB Family Nourishment Center open at Covenant Hospital
▪ 75 acres added to Briarwood MUD in Elgin
▪ New ownership, new improvements for SA multifamily
▪ Arden at Kohler s Crossing in Kyle to open this month
▪ The Music Movement - Concert Fundraiser
▪ Again population to be a major driver of future climate-related deaths
▪ Visiting editor offers publishing guidance for first-time authors
▪ PODCAST: The importance of the sacred, with Martin Jean
▪ Vaccine delivery initiative expands in Sierra Leone
▪ Why your cardiologist may prescribe semaglutide (Wegovy)
▪ Bolsonaro, Trump election cases share similarities, but not rulings
▪ Art Hive @Agnes
▪ Climate alignment is no easy task
▪ Where money isn’t cheap, misery follows
▪ Researchers: Olympic tower construction could damage Tahiti reef ecosystem
▪ Unraveling the origins of life: Scientists discover ‘cool’ sugar acid formation in space
▪ UH News Image of the Week: Maunakea moonrise
▪ Drug design at the atomic level to thwart COVID-19
▪ Larger lesson about tariffs in a move that helped Trump, but not the country
▪ Fort Worth residential project enters third phase of construction
▪ 888-room hotel opening near AT T Stadium in Arlington
▪ Princeton Plasma Innovation Center receives funds for early construction activities and energy conservation
▪ Ge ez Primer (Part 2)
▪ UConn Health Minute: Aging Eyes
▪ Three Minute Thesis competition - heat 3
▪ High-speed microscale 3D printing
▪ Advancing toward wearable stretchable electronics
▪ Methane emissions from major U.S. oil and gas operations higher than government predictions
▪ Sistemi digitali avanzati: alla Scuola Sant’Anna si avvia a conclusione il progetto europeo iSlag che, in acciaieria, può ottimizzare l’uso delle scorie. Pratiche di economia circolare entrano nel ciclo di produzione dell acciaio
▪ Salute, sicurezza, ambiente: alla Scuola Sant’Anna si è aperto il quarto ciclo del Laboratorio HSE (Health, Safety Environment) per ideale, sviluppare, valutare approcci e strumenti innovativi mettendo in collegamento mondo accademico e aziendale
▪ Forschende „filmen“ die Aktivierung eines wichtigen Rezeptors
▪ University Mental Health Day: join us this Thursday for a chat and support
▪ University gallery explores world of ancient Egyptian and Sudanese animals
▪ University celebrates the life of legendary photographer Lee Miller
▪ University plays key role in Investment Zone plans
▪ CDT success to support next generation of scientists and engineers
▪ What’s on at the Victoria Gallery Museum
▪ University wins Varsity for ninth year in a row
▪ New centre to tackle educational inequalities in Kirkby officially opens
▪ From photos to Pharaohs: gallery announces programme
▪ Summer solstice triggers synchronised beech tree reproduction across Europe
▪ In northern Minnesota, researchers and foresters prepare for emerald ash borer invasion
▪ What to know about the nose
▪ Families shelling out more for eggs at the grocery store
▪ 111-unit luxury condo development slated for The Woodlands
▪ Six new Canada Research Chairs named at Western
▪ Breast Cancer Survivor Pushes for Biomarker Testing for Medicaid Patients
▪ Neuer FAU-Merch: Rollup-Rucksack
▪ Wildlife tracking project receives new Canada Foundation for Innovation funding
▪ No more strutting around in borrowed green feathers
▪ The Cicadas Are Coming, Do Your Trees Need Protecting? Experts Weigh In
▪ How Europe will be better prepared for the next pandemic
▪ Guest lecture by Wojciech Wiewiórowski, European Data Protection Supervisor
▪ Carlotta Rigotti at the ‘Legal Technologies and the Bodies’ conference
▪ Webb detects icy ingredients for making potential habitable worlds
▪ How day jobs influence art
▪ UConn Kinesiology Department Rises in Prestigious National Ranking
▪ UConn Connections Aplenty in “Symphony of Colors” Art Exhibition in Stamford
▪ Department of Educational Psychology Tops UConn Departments in Research Productivity
▪ Successful participation of Leiden Law School students in the 2024 European Law Moot Court Competition
▪ Democracy in Question: Vivek Maru on Legal Empowerment for Communities
▪ Quaid-i-Azam University had the pleasure of welcoming an esteemed panel from DevSinc, the fastest growing software development and consulting company in Pakistan, committed to shaping the future of Pakistan’s IT industry.
▪ Northampton graduate overcomes persecution to win international award for social good
▪ Challenge Biblio-Z: una biblioteca per la Generazione Z
▪ Nuovo box di ricerca sulla homepage della biblioteca
▪ rbb24 Inforadio: Politologe Lott: “Forschung nicht in allen Ländern frei”
▪ Having complicated pregnancies increase the risk of dying of cardiovascular diseases
▪ Wed, 13 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK identifies Streptococcus anginosus as a pathogen that promotes gastric tumour formation
▪ Southampton receives millions to lead Britain’s quantum revolution and support national defence
▪ Mit #FAUwissenwollen in die Tram in Nürnberg
▪ Nuovo box per la ricerca tra le risorse della biblioteca
▪ Biblio-Z: una biblioteca per la Generazione Z
▪ Space funding to develop Aberdeen Martian chamber in preparation for Mars mission
▪ Das war der Regionalwettbewerb Jugend forscht Mittelfranken 2024
▪ Architectural Association School of Architecture
▪ Architectural Association School of Architecture
▪ Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales
▪ Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales
▪ SELEZIONE PUBBLICA PER LA STIPULA DI DUE CONTRATTI DI RICERCATORE/TRICE A TEMPO DETERMINATO AI SENSI DELL’ARTICOLO 24 DELLA LEGGE 240/2010 – Istituto di BioRobotica e UniSR
▪ Schließzeiten in der Karwoche und an Ostern
▪ Judi Mesman third distinguished professor at Leiden University
▪ Rhuari luana Hankinson-Kempf receives Pieter de la Court medal 2023
▪ HKU Scientists Unveil Significant Discovery with Potential Impact on Obesity and Osteoporosis Treatments
▪ HKU hosts Awards Ceremony to honour 51 Highly Cited Researchers
▪ Peer Life Coaches organize evening of EAA stargazing on Ookayama Campus
▪ Hawaiian Word of the Week: Walaʻau
▪ Visiting Artist s Talk with Alex Turgeon
▪ Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Dallet
▪ Princeton Undergraduate Composers Collective
▪ Softball senior awarded Big West Field Player of the Week
▪ Men’s volleyball blocker, setter receive weekly Big West Award
▪ Beach volleyball duo earns Big West Pairs Team of the Week
▪ Exploring the ecological impact of Himalayan prayer flags
▪ Why market size and equality are critical for poverty reduction
▪ Korean artist visits library to open new Hanke Gallery exhibit
▪ A complex approach to a rare cancer
▪ Yale Journal of Music and Religion celebrates 100,000 downloads
▪ Exploring the unexpected effects of ‘rational inattention’ on profits
▪ New renderings preview UH Cancer Center’s clinical trials research hub
▪ UH high jumper finishes 10th at NCAA Indoor Championships
▪ 3 Rainbow Warriors earn all-conference honors ahead of Big West tourney
▪ El Paso Electric s new Newman 6 generator powering 120,000 homes
▪ Permian Basin Behavioral Health Center underway in Midland
▪ New Waco Family Medicine HQ on track for June opening
▪ Walmart milk-processing facility first tenant at Robinson Business Park
▪ $43.3M STEM Education Center breaks ground at RELLIS campus
▪ Songs of Leonard Cohen Concert
▪ The microbiome is more personal than we thought
▪ Researchers fill global migration data gaps
▪ Samantha Patel, MD
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▪ UH trio earns All-Big West Beeman named Coach of the Year
▪ Dark concerns over upcoming vote in world’s largest democracy
▪ How low humidity could be a boon for viruses
▪ Classics Presents Dr. Bice Peruzzi!
▪ 120K-sf Fort Worth distribution facility sold
▪ Leadership, Transformational Services, and Dreams for the Future of Indigenous Studies at Queen s
▪ Studying Latin American literature of stateless amid new era of displacement
▪ New partnership strengthens pipeline for promising students
▪ In the nation’s M.D.-Ph.D. programs, the socioeconomic gap widens
▪ Joe Cleary appointed John M. Schiff Professor of English
▪ MIT Art Design and Technology University
▪ MIT Art Design and Technology University
▪ Iran University of Medical Sciences (IUMS)
▪ Iran University of Medical Sciences (IUMS)
▪ Fieldwork NL on au pairs and thesis on public policy win Speckmann Awards 2024
▪ UMass plans to triple early college enrollment over next five years, giving 2,000 high school students a head start on their college education
▪ Risk of using the Canadian Armed Forces in domestic operations with Col Mike Babin
▪ Three Minute Thesis competition - heat 2
▪ Panel on Cultivating Critical Pedagogies (ONLINE)
▪ AI.Humanity initiative announces spring 2024 seminar series
▪ Study shows adding folic acid to table salt could prevent life-threatening birth defects
▪ South Asia Translation Workshop
▪ Good Question: How do birds know when to migrate?
▪ Experts Can t Agree If We re Still in a Pandemic
▪ Backyard bunny boom? Mild winter was a win for rabbits, experts say
▪ £9 million funding will train data visualisation researchers of the future
▪ Warwick awarded £11 million to train PhD students in computational modelling
▪ Major investment in doctoral training announced
▪ Baku Eurasian University
▪ Baku Eurasian University
▪ ‘Lterature explores all sorts of things that the law is not yet ready for’
▪ Art Therapy: I Am
▪ Expert insight: Paying for exercise motivates, but rewards don’t need permanence
▪ Megachurch to transform former office building into a church
▪ Six questions about the new minor ‘The (un)just society’
▪ Jens Dick-Nielsen wins Best Paper Award at the 2024 Utah Winter Finance Conference
▪ Fruit Chaos Is Coming
▪ Expert explainer: Is Canada in for another extreme wildfire season?
▪ Honours College FGGA kicked off a new year: ‘Students choose Honours because they like the courses’
▪ Lecture series Treasures from the Middle Eastern Manuscript Collections and their Wealth of Knowledge
▪ Certified from My Green Lab
▪ Storing Firearms at Home: What UConn Experts Say
▪ UConn Magazine: Who Tells Our (Pandemic) Story
▪ Forecasting Wind Energy
▪ Everything you need to know about studying a degree in sustainable management
▪ EDC Paris Business School
▪ EDC Paris Business School
▪ Presentazione del libro Forum Disuguaglianza Diversità Quale Europa
▪ Call for applications: funding of strategic investments
▪ À la découverte de l’histoire des religions
▪ National recognition for supporting work experience
▪ “Università Svelate”: la Scuola Sant’Anna aderisce alla “Giornata delle Università” istituita dalla CRUI con il patrocinio del Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca. Mercoledì 20 marzo proiettati video su formazione, ricerca, terza missione
▪ Skilled students: this is how the Science Skills Team supports you as a teacher
▪ Bright Club comedy night returns to Aberdeen
▪ Inclusion on International Women’s Day: pulling together for structural change
▪ Pakistani Scientists Reveal Genetic Clues to Lower COVID-19 Contagion
▪ Cultural contacts between ‘East’ and ‘West’ in the early Middle Ages
▪ Tue, 12 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK’s HKIB takes another leap forward: Advanced Therapy Product GMP Centre is the first university-led centre to receive manufacturing licence and certificate
▪ Share Your Transformation and Financial Resilience Ideas
▪ Guided tour of Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond
▪ Students fill popular study pods at Hamilton Library
▪ UH Mānoa women’s basketball Coach Beeman scores 200th win
▪ Wahine tennis player titled Big West Player of the Week
▪ Bows’ Abshier earns 2nd Big West Pitcher of the week
▪ Au@Cu7S4 Yolk@Shell Nanocrystals Set New Hydrogen Production Activity Record under Visible and Near Infrared Irradiation
▪ Researchers’ pioneering helicopter retrieval service saving women’s lives in Nepal
▪ UH, DOE team up to grow farm training for students
▪ Navigator Nainoa Thompson to be honored at international meeting of geographers
▪ How humans learn to read
▪ Search engine ads add value
▪ ‘Invisible assistant’ takes notes for clinicians
▪ Titan s 300-acre Schertz industrial development underway
▪ Downtown industrial building converting to senior living
▪ Dell Children s Medical Center cardiac unit doubles in size
▪ City of Austin rezoning The Domain shopping center
▪ Mindfulness Workshop Series Hosted by Dr. Ana Johnson
▪ UH men’s volleyball team scores No. 1 in national poll
▪ UH study first to measure outrigger canoe paddling intensity
▪ U.S. record: UH grad Cole Brauer makes history with solo nonstop world sail
▪ What to know about rising rates of ‘early-onset’ cancer
▪ Defending Enlightenment reasoning in an age of ‘alternative facts’
▪ Laura Whitman Firm honors memory of ‘consummate doctor’s doctor’
▪ Two Faculty Entrepreneurs Named to National Academy of Inventors List
▪ Celina residential development adding 66 acres, 258 new lots
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▪ UConn Health’s Chief Neurosurgeon Helps Rewrite Stroke Care Guidelines
▪ Menopause depression risk has been exaggerated
▪ 35-story residential tower planned in downtown Dallas
▪ John Martin, PhD
▪ Korean Media Roundtable
▪ Catalog of coral microbes, metabolites paves the way to monitor reef health
▪ Share your Transformation and Financial Resilience Ideas
▪ Western spin-off secures over $2M in seed funding for cancer care robotics system
▪ Spotlight on Presidential Scholar Award Recipient Rebeca Marques Rocha
▪ ‘It is your family’s journey, too’
▪ Hip-Hop Techniques and Foundations: Hip-Hop with Buddha Stretch
▪ Deep Looking: Shifting Realities (at Agnes!)
▪ Three Minute Thesis competition - heat 1
▪ Il rapporto fra cervello dei neonati e intelligenza artificiale
▪ Festival Punti di Vista (II edizione)
▪ Von der Höhle zum virtuellen Raum
▪ Your guide to getting job-ready at a Russell Group university
▪ How touchscreens and eye trackers can tell us something about the dating life of orangutans
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ Behavioral Policy Works in Progress: Marko Petrovic 24
▪ Connecticut Legislature Considers Banning Shark Fin Trade
▪ Rice University getting 84K-sf arts building
▪ Electrical component supplier inks 25K-sf north Houston industrial lease
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ World-renowned astrophysicist joins Keele as new Head of School
▪ tagesschau: “Streiks werden uns noch länger begleiten”
▪ Revitalized Yale Peabody Museum to reopen March 26
▪ Expert explainer: Is Canada in for another extreme wildfire season?
▪ Jens Dick-Nielsen wins Best Paper Award at the 2024 Utah Winter Finance Conference
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre.
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ UConn Engineers Without Borders Use Skillsets to Help Communities Find Longterm Solutions to Worldwide Problems
▪ Stephen Bright to Speak at UConn Law 2024 Commencement
▪ Occhio al cervello
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ Increases in suicide rate linked to ‘shocks’ in the economy
▪ Religious transformations, political polarization and dialogue opportunities in Africa
▪ Mapping the Battle Against Christian Nationalism
▪ Winter Worries: Road Salts and Private Wells
▪ Mr. Brooks Daly rejoins the LL.M. (Adv.) in International Dispute Settlement and Arbitration
▪ Globalisation: Time to go network
▪ From the City to the Sea: An immersive journey to support care home staff wellbeing
▪ Mr. Brooks Daly rejoins the LL.M. (Adv.) in International Dispute Settlement and Arbitration as Visiting Professor of Law
▪ Plane trees moved to Herta Mohr building
▪ Donne e ragazze nella Scienza: non un giorno all’anno, ma sempre
▪ L’Ecole du Futur - Mercredi 20 mars
▪ 2023 Yoshinori Ohsumi Award for Fundamental Research Awarded to Three Researchers
▪ Men s Tennis vs Cornell
▪ Chapel Worship Service by ORL
▪ Mon, 11 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC A CU-led international study identifies metabolomic markers for diabetic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease in patients with type 2 diabetes
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ Call for applications: funding of strategic investments
▪ University marks five years of On-demand learning
▪ Call for applications: funding of strategic investments
▪ Whitewashing in US Film Culture - Public Lecture by David Oh
▪ Tree Plantation Campaign Inaugurates at QAU
▪ QASMS, QAU Hosts Seminar on Gender Inclusion for a Better Society
▪ Extreme Heat: A Silent Health Threat
▪ Student Voices Week 2024
▪ Sisyphus, a new play by Jessica Lopez 24
▪ HKU celebrates academic achievements at 2023 Excellence Awards Presentation Ceremony
▪ HKU CAISE receives donation support to launch parent training programme “I Can Do It” for parents of children with SEN
▪ Have you used your SU email address for a private Zoom account?
▪ Hidehisa Matsumoto this year’s Global Swede
▪ Call for applications: funding of strategic investments
▪ New Yale commitment strengthens ties to HBCUs
▪ Pacific voices spotlighted in new UH podcast
▪ Stanford summit tackles pivotal economic issues
▪ Composition Colloquium: Cheryl Leonard
▪ UH engineering showdown inspires future innovators
▪ Liberty Hill ISD to open new facility for special education program
▪ Ground breaks on George s Ranch in Boerne
▪ Female Inventor Empowers Underrepresented Women in Science
▪ Growing Women’s Health Research
▪ More than $67K raised to support Shidler students at Executive Vineyards
▪ Time to finally stop worrying about COVID?
▪ A M AgriLife accepting donations to aid producers affected by wildfires
▪ New Uptown Dallas office project gaining new tenant
▪ Faculty Graduate Seminar - April 2024
▪ The livestock industry and climate obstruction
▪ Clinton, Shear, and Steyer to keynote Yale Innovation Summit
▪ Alum curates exhibition about Yale, New Haven, and slavery
▪ New partnership strengthens Yale College’s pipeline for promising students
▪ Autonomous surface vehicles, remote sensors, more on display at MCBH
▪ Crafternoons at Firestone
▪ Strange Life Cycle: Works Enter the Public Domain, But How Do They Get There?
▪ Crafternoons at Firestone
▪ Experts Week: Legal and Ethical Considerations
▪ Experts Week: Research Data Security
▪ Crafternoons at Firestone
▪ Stanford celebrates 13 women’s history makers
▪ Focus Group Registration
▪ Have a question or comment?
▪ Submit a comment or response
▪ Submit a question, resource or campus impact
▪ History Project Idea Submission
▪ Despite prevalence, arthritis, neck and back pain receive few research dollars
▪ 246-lot Addison Hills construction to begin next month
▪ The Class of 2026 is Ready for Patients
▪ Rise of the machines?
▪ Meet New Head of Chemistry, Mark Peczuh
▪ UConn Dental Research Lands in Top 10 For 4th Year in a Row
▪ Professors, mentors, Cherokee Scholars
▪ Four appointed, reappointed to TRERC advisory committee
▪ Local billionaire purchases River Oaks District
▪ Building materials suppliers inks 142K-sf industrial lease in Cypress
▪ University of Warwick celebrates Holi with spectacular colour party
▪ On the Possibilities of Diasporic Encounter
▪ Everest Test with Subcategories
▪ Campagne di scavo archeologico
▪ Women s History Month Walking Tour
▪ UConn Gives Spotlight to the Art of Puppetry in New Exhibition
▪ March Break Open House
▪ Symposium würdigt Adolf von Strümpell – Pionier auf dem Gebiet der seltenen Erkrankung HSP
▪ Pubblicazione graduatorie - Prima sessione
▪ ECIU University - Ecco le nuove challenge in partenza da marzo 2024
▪ «D-Tox numérique»: réfléchir à sa consommation - Vendredi 15 mars
▪ A Daughter’s Legacy Helps Students Pursue Their Dreams
▪ Rethinking Weight and Health in the Age of Ozempic
▪ A Small Earthquake and ‘Moodus Noises’ Are Nothing New for One Connecticut Town
▪ Bandi per la cooperazione italo-francese
▪ Wissenschaftsfreiheit ungleich verteilt
▪ Bandi cooperazione italo-francese
▪ ‘Women need not apply’: Breaking down gender barriers in science
▪ Experiment: Was kommt dabei raus, wenn eine KI Gemälde erschaffen soll?
▪ CEU Proudly Announces its Participation in Project GenderSAFE
▪ Orientamento: al via l’edizione 2024 del progetto Me.Mo (Merito e Mobilità sociale), promosso dalla Scuola Sant’Anna per accompagnare 370 tra studentesse e studenti nella scelta universitaria. Percorso selezionato per il finanziamento con fondi PNRR
▪ Liselore Tissen appointed ambassador for network of congress ambassadors
▪ Warwick student on a mission to improve women s health in Bangladesh
▪ 18th century glow up of paintings provides insights into changing beauty standards
▪ University of the Immaculate Conception,
▪ HKUMed develops shortcut to generate brain stem cells for age-related diseases
▪ 【柳井イニシアティブ】The Art of the Benshi 2024 World Tour 早稲田大学公演 (4月26日)
▪ Q A: New CTAHR dean shares vision for food, energy, and leading
▪ Inaugural Showcase debuts cutting-edge solar and hydrogen technologies
▪ Immigrant inventors are catalysts for creativity
▪ 日本発量子コンピューティングの最前線を産学官のキーマンが語るシンポジウムを開催 ‐早稲田大学量子研究総合拠点‟QuRIC”設立記念シンポジウム
▪ Pulitzer Prize-winning authors on the art of writing biographies
▪ Regular COVID-19 boosters benefit the elderly
▪ The extraordinary world of brain-computer interfaces
▪ Saturday Morning Arts Fifth Anniversary Showcase
▪ Guided tour of Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond
▪ Lakeside Resident Appreciation
▪ Women s Lightweight Rowing vs Radcliffe
▪ Sisyphus, a new play by Jessica Lopez 24
▪ Men s Volleyball vs NJIT
▪ Competitive Programming Weekly Event
▪ Pamela Z Meets The Animal Song Collective
▪ Sisyphus, a new play by Jessica Lopez 24
▪ In memoriam: Patsy Dung, first Rainbow Wahine basketball coach
▪ Just how much are the Moray Firth porpoises bothered by decommissioning?
▪ $30M attraction to be added to San Antonio Zoo
▪ SAWS votes to increase impact fees on new construction
▪ UH expert co-authors studies guiding U.S. invasive species group
▪ Musicology Colloquium: Leah Batstone
▪ Compassion Science and its Role in Well-being
▪ UConn Experts Discuss Climate Change’s Impact on Connecticut
▪ Movies that caught our attention
▪ The Holocaust movie you weren’t expecting
▪ Southeast Asian researchers exchange cultures, learning experiences
▪ Theater ...city council meetings, a presentation by Bethany Villaruz ‘24
▪ Crafternoons at Firestone
▪ Living in Leverett next year? That’s what the carrot said.
▪ Two Fort Worth warehouses totaling 357k sf leased
▪ Compassion Science and its Role in Well-being Talk
▪ Seminar on “Taxpayer Rights and Privileges”
▪ Western students receive Flight 302 Legacy Award in honour of crash victims
▪ New study expands understanding of brain blood flow and neurological disorders
▪ Centenarian medical grad looks back on first generation of women students
▪ Creative Writing Thesis Info Session
▪ FLSQ Conference 2024
▪ Artist Conversation: Alia Bensliman and May Kosba
▪ Dental Students Volunteer in the Community
▪ New Yale faculty receive honorary Master of Arts degrees
▪ Doing more but learning less: addressing the risks of AI in research
▪ Emory Healthcare named official team health care provider of Atlanta Vibe pro volleyball team
▪ National Academy of Sciences selects Seema Lakdawala as Kavli Fellow
▪ Emory sets undergraduate tuition for 2024-25 academic year
▪ Emory researcher tapped for global project to address cancer inequities
▪ ‘Curiosity as a tool of change’
▪ What’s next for Sri Lanka?
▪ Redefining Success: Women, Work and Finding Balance
▪ SGU s Weekly Game Night
▪ International Women s Day 2024
▪ Geroscience and Political Imagination: The Science of Healthy Aging - featuring Colin Farrelly
▪ Modern Languages staff not facing compulsory redundancy
▪ Retired IBM Executive Shares Family Doctrine About Fostering Change, the Value of True Innovation
▪ UConn Addresses Hate with New Pop-Up Courses
▪ Sigrid Kaag avant la lettre: Women played a significant role in eighteenth-century diplomacy
▪ The Books Which Made Us: UON academics and staff unveil their top titles for World Book Day
▪ Federal initiative supports underused renewable energy tech for farmers
▪ Charter School to redevelop former YMCA in Clear Lake
▪ 17-story, 184K-sf condominium tower opens near Galleria
▪ “The Greater Sea”: The Black Sea and Medieval Eurasia
▪ “The Greater Sea”: The Black Sea and Medieval Eurasia
▪ Making Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis ‘VISIBL’
▪ Medieval Studies Faber Lecture - David Abulafia
▪ Medieval Studies Faber Lecture - David Abulafia
▪ Academic Failure and Success Redefined
▪ #Zusammenland: Vielfalt macht uns stark
▪ Women s Tennis vs Columbia
▪ 30 Minutes Towards Better Bibliographies and Footnotes! (online)
▪ How to Change the World in Nine (Not So Easy) Questions
▪ Jointly into the quantum future: ‘A crucial role for education and science communication’
▪ AI makes a rendezvous in space
▪ Article series: Exploring equality challenges in the job market
▪ Reply Code Challenge 2024
▪ UC Santa Cruz breaks records with increased applications for Fall 2024
▪ CIVICA Women in Research: Nadia Manzoni
▪ Social Work, CLAS Professors Co-Lead Effort to Promote a Policy Agenda for Latino and Puerto Rican Communities in Connecticut
▪ University signs Armed Forces Covenant
▪ Due ambasciatrici per UniTrento
▪ Recommendations for University Personnel to Improve Student Support Post-COVID
▪ New Analysis from UConn: Where in the U.S. Do Small Businesses Live the Longest?
▪ Cuts in Social Spending are psychologically damaging, finds new research
▪ Umfrage in Essen startet
▪ Western grad, student elevate youth voices at UN Commission on the Status of Women
▪ Women improve boards, but still not enough women are in top management in Denmark
▪ Fit rare! School pupils Doric book launch at University
▪ rnd: Debatte um Vorgehen der israelischen Armee
▪ International Women s Day: the visibility of women in archaeology
▪ Women enhance the performance of boards, but there are still not enough women in top management in Denmark
▪ Yoshito Kishi, 85
▪ Donald Adelbert Stone Jr., 80
▪ The mysteries of exoplanets and supermassive black holes: two Vici grants for Leiden Observatory
▪ Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC 香港中文大學深圳研究院與布達佩斯考文紐斯大學簽署戰略合作協議 加強國際產學研合作 (Chinese version only)
▪ New study: Being laid off affects women more severely than men
▪ Summit to call for urgent action to safeguard Africa’s future
▪ New trial aims to reduce treatment side effects for women with secondary breast cancer
▪ In the news: 1-7 March 2024
▪ Ricerca contro il cancro, UniTrento parte di un team internazionale
▪ Découvrir la beauté des maths - Jeudi 14 mars
▪ Teenage scientists recognised at Hampshire event
▪ Ammodo Science Award to bring cultural heritage to life through play
▪ HKMA launches a new wholesale CBDC sandbox with full support from HKU’s CBDC expert group members
▪ Fusion Fest takes University of Warwick Esports to the next level
▪ La Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna si unisce all iniziativa della CRUI per promuovere il numero nazionale antiviolenza e stalking 1522
▪ Artificial Intelligence and Philanthropy - 14 March
▪ Hawks to Doves? News and views on public finances in a survey experiment
▪ À la découverte de l’histoire des religions - Dès le 19 mars
▪ Jeroen Touwen, board member of Campus The Hague: We are one university in two cities
▪ Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK proves its self-developed oral microencapsulated live bacteria formula SIM03 improves disease severity and quality of life in children with eczema
▪ Responsible Ethics Pitch Competition
▪ Co-Writing Lab Sessions
▪ Faculty Commons Bible Study
▪ Great minds tackle brain cancer puzzle at International Summit
▪ New ambassador program welcomes international students to Newcastle with open arms
▪ ARC Fellowships advance human rights research and ‘greener’ belt conveyor technology
▪ Cracking Epigenetic Inheritance: HKU Biologists Discovered the Secrets of How Gene Traits are Passed on
▪ Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK holds the inauguration ceremony of the Choh-Ming Li and Wei Lun Professorships and presentation of teaching and research awards
▪ UH law school’s programs rank among top in nation
▪ Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK “Hong Kong Tech Challenge Junior 2023-2024” held successfully, Nurturing the next generation of STEAM talent
▪ Leading UH Mānoa to become a Native Hawaiian place of learning
▪ Metamorphic Matter: Elemental Imagery in Early Modern Art ∙ Robert Janson-La Palme *76 Conference and Keynote
▪ Swing Dance Club Weekly Meeting
▪ Annual Meeting for the Society of Seventeenth-Century Music
▪ Baseball Analytics
▪ Geertz lecture
▪ Program in Africa Studies Spring Mixer
▪ Piety, Philosophy, and Politics: The Nicomachean Ethics as Aristotle’s Discovery of the Human
▪ BusinessToday Seminar with Professor Greg Mankiw
▪ Sunny Xiang Theory Colloquium Lecture
▪ Quantum Computing Journal Club
▪ Aberdeen scientists identify genetic anxiety switch
▪ PODCAST: Harnessing the immune system to detect and eradicate disease
▪ The Mata Hari Songbook
▪ Global tech company selects Round Rock for first U.S. location
▪ Bass Pro Shops moving into Odessa
▪ Austin s Connor Lane Business Park breaks ground
▪ How to prepare young kids for daylight saving time
▪ Daisy Green homecoming: Alumna returns to inspire next generation of engineers
▪ Deep sea expedition provides inspiration, skills for students
▪ Hawaiʻi P–20 expands FAFSA assistance for college hopefuls with hotline, more
▪ Astronomy on Tap: Sun vs Moon
▪ 2nd Annual Hamilton Bowling Night
▪ Making Home: A Love Letter to Katarokwi-Kingston (Tour and Activity at Agnes)
▪ Should universities be taking official stances on political, social issues of day?
▪ Kathryn P. Winkler, MD
▪ Kimberlee Curnyn, MD
▪ Rebecca Sarran, MD
▪ How to Change the World in Nine (Not So Easy) Questions
▪ How to Change the World in Nine (Not So Easy) Questions
▪ New chip built for AI workloads attracts $18M in government funding
▪ Retired librarian uplifts Alice Ball’s legacy
▪ Art Hive @Agnes
▪ Belknap Visitor Lecture - Ghiora Aharoni
▪ World Champs: UConn’s Teaching Hospital Ranked a World’s Best Hospital by Newsweek Three Years in a Row
▪ Harvard Griffin GSAS applications rise nearly 16% over past three years
▪ Dallas bank expands office for growing workforce
▪ Collaborating for Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions: Advancing SDG 16 Research at Queen’s
▪ Genetic mutation in a quarter of all Labradors hard-wires them for obesity
▪ 40-year-old Dallas hotel finishes $30M reno
▪ UConn to Assist Connecticut Farmers with Innovative Projects
▪ Surprising link to an everyday food in cancer findings
▪ CTAHR to host disaster training workshops for Maui community
▪ $2M in UH Mānoa provost funding available for strategic projects
▪ UH News Image of the Week: Ready to cheer!
▪ 2.3M-sf former Compaq campus to be redeveloped
▪ Law firm’s downtown Houston HQ gets $6 million renov
▪ Rebecca Sarran, MD
▪ Helen Caines appointed Horace D. Taft Professor of Physics
▪ Greening global trade: A reform agenda for a sustainable future
▪ PLOrk: Sound System
▪ University statement on Budget 2024
▪ The sweet stuff: How insects tell sugars apart
▪ Astrophysicists unveil new phenomenon challenging textbook definition of white dwarf stars
▪ Ableism and Educational Technology with Dr. Heidi Janz
▪ Astronomers spot oldest ‘dead’ galaxy yet observed
▪ Low-power, high-precision measurement tool could boost tech
▪ Professorinnenprogramm 2030: FAU fördert Frauen in der Wissenschaft
▪ University helping school kids create milestone memories
▪ Bar Association Recognizes UConn Law Professor and Graduate
▪ Two Men Fought For Jobs In a River-Town Mill. 50 Years Later, the Nation is Still Divided.
▪ Raman Bahal Announced as NAI Senior Member
▪ Bis 31. März für Gaststudium einschreiben!
▪ Art Therapy: The Strawberry – Self Compassion + Wellness Workshop
▪ UConn’s Connect Project Explores Language Abilities in Autism
▪ Bridging the gap between neurorights and cyberights: introducing new ethical and legal safeguards for protecting humans in the digital era
▪ Clinician-scientist candidate serves patients and country with a smile
▪ Nuovo Parco scientifico tecnologico a San Giuliano Terme: completata la gara per il partenariato pubblico privato e sottoscritto il contratto di concessione con il partner privato, il raggruppamento di imprese coordinato da Icop Spa
▪ Flentrop organ in Academy Building turns 25: ‘It’s a whole orchestra’
▪ When Location Changes the Message
▪ UConn Magazine: “That’s My Calling”
▪ Inaugural event focused on Indigenous Pacific conservation
▪ Blockierte Mustererkennungsrezeptoren
▪ Was ist an der Uni los?
▪ Wed, 06 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CU Medicine’s Professor Yu Jun receives the Wu Jiepeng – Paul Janssen Medical and Pharmaceutical Award The only scholar from a Hong Kong institution on the awardee list this year
▪ £1.5m donation drives UK-Japan collaboration in antimicrobial research
▪ Ti racconto la Scuola Superiore Sant Anna è l evento rivolto alle studentesse e gli studenti della Scuola Media Statale Garibaldi Pipitone di Marsala, in visita lunedì 18 e mercoledì 20 marzo
▪ Mit Solarenergie Brötchen backen?
▪ A good pedometer encourages physical activity - but not for everyone
▪ Remarkable women changing lives in the north-east and beyond celebrated at International Women s Day
▪ hr: alle wetter! vom 27.02.2024
▪ Important findings in plain language: Leiden University introduces lay talk
▪ Rinnovata la convenzione quadro tra Scuola Sant’Anna e Unione Industriale Pisana: conoscenze e competenze per contribuire allo sviluppo del territorio
▪ Momentous Mountains: The Artistic, Philosophical and Cultural Engagement with Chinese Landscape Painting
▪ Back to the roots of Shia Islam: ‘We need to get the full picture.
▪ 18th Annual I@Q Conference
▪ First Class Day
▪ After Noon Concert
▪ Global Poverty and Precarity
▪ Python for Text Analysis
▪ Jonathan Biss, Piano / Mitsuko Uchida, Piano
▪ Women s Lacrosse vs Penn
▪ LGSA weekly dinner
▪ Sound Journey with Ruth Cunningham
▪ Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Iran Persian Gulf Studies Wednesday Seminar Series
▪ James Robinson selected as next Rainbow Wahine water polo head coach
▪ Women of UH Esports make national tournament debut
▪ Hawaiian Word of the Week: Uka
▪ Q A: New CTAHR dean shares vision for food, energy, and leading
▪ 眼前の友人の存在 心拍数を下げる
▪ Wed, 06 Mar 2024 00:00:00 UTC CUHK students grab most Link Scholarships
▪ The critical need to address chemical contamination in drinking water
▪ Preparing urban leaders for climate challenges
▪ What does a record stock market mean?
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