NSF grant to fund research into ‘microcleaners’ for waterways | Cornell Chronicle
Microplastic pollution can be found just about any place on Earth and, to the increasing concern of marine biologists, that
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E-cigarette use among young people has fallen for the first time in Wales but declines in youth smoking have stalled
E-cigarette use among young people has fallen for the first time in Wales but declines in youth smoking have stalled,
Read moreCalifornia political icon Willie Brown tells it like it is in new oral history
Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown, shown speaking at the 2019 California Democratic Party State Convention, is the subject of
Read moreNew Honorary Professor in Modern Slavery welcomed at Eradicating Modern Slavery event – University of Liverpool News
The University of Liverpool will officially welcome Dame Sara Thornton to the role of Honorary Professor in Modern Slavery on
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Picture yourself in a long line at the grocery store. The woman standing a little too close to you takes
Read moreBU Experts Weigh in on Wednesday’s Historic Vice Presidential Debate
In most election cycles, the televised vice presidential debate is a sideshow to the presidential candidates’ encounters. This year is
Read moreLiverpool-led study shows first known effective treatment for rare genetic disease – University of Liverpool News
A new study published in The Lancet, led by a Liverpool based research collaboration, has identified the first effective treatment
Read moreVIDEO: Classrooms and Labs Public Health Requirements Fall 2020
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Read moreNew online course from Purdue focuses on hunting’s role in wildlife management and conservation
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — From funding habitat acquisition and restoration to keeping an excess of deer off the roads, where
Read moreNew Great Reads from Duke Authors
Here are recently published and forthcoming books by Duke authors, from September and October: Marc Zvi Brettler, co-author: “The
Read moreExpert on domestic worker rights to give ILR lecture Oct. 15 | Cornell Chronicle
McGill University law professor Adelle Blackett, a former International Labor Organization (ILO) lead expert in efforts to set decent work
Read morePitt Professor Takes on Policy Challenges for People with Disabilities
Mark Schmeler is facing down a challenge that has long loomed in Pittsburgh, even after the Americans with Disabilities Act
Read moreBlindness and sight loss to double by 2050
Published: 8 October 2020 at 00:01 New study predicts almost 900 million people will be affected worldwide Blindness and severe vision
Read moreUC Berkeley campus reacts to this week’s two Nobel Prize wins
Staff and colleagues of Jennifer Doudna’s lab celebrate Doudna’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry win today for the co-development of CRISPR-Cas9.
Read moreVIDEO: Residence Hall Guidelines
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Read moreFirst Day in a Nobel Life: Jennifer Doudna
[embedded content] UC Berkeley biochemist Jennifer Doudna’s waking moments after winning the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and the day
Read moreCoronavirus cases among students and staff
Keeping our students and staff safe and healthy has been our number one priority throughout the coronavirus pandemic. To support this objective,
Read moreCOVID-19 Has a Prolonged Effect for Many During Pregnancy
Symptoms for pregnant women with COVID-19 can be prolonged, lasting two months or longer for a quarter of the women
Read morePurdue awarded $2.3 million NSF grant to improve cotton fiber engineering
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The U.S. grows high-yielding types of cotton that have fibers that are thicker and shorter than
Read moreA virtual concert 10 years in the making: University organist debuts Vierne Project Oct. 8
It was 2009. On his drive home from work one day, Princeton University organist Eric Plutz began to wonder. Though
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