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Paleontologist Scours Fossils for Clues to Mass Extinction
Andrew Bush is looking for clues to the causes of one of the biggest extinctions in Earth’s history. --More--


Pharmacy Students Unlocking Secrets to Better Medicine
Two UConn students have received prestigious national fellowships for their pharmaceutical research. --More--
Health Center Physician Recounts Desperation Following Haiti Earthquake
Dr. Robert Fuller, director of emergency medicine at the UConn Health Center, has returned from Haiti after spending two weeks --More--


Promoting Healthy Aging
Professor Karen Bullock heads a group of interns offering health education to seniors in Hartford. --More--
The Dynamics of Forest Canopy Motion
Researchers in the College of Agriculture are examining how tree sway interacts with the atmosphere. --More--


A Bridge to International Research
An engineering professor has funding for a new undergraduate research program in Korea. --More--
Gift to College of Agriculture Will Expand Outreach
A gift from Nancy and David Bull will support innovative programs in Cooperative Extension and 4-H. --More--


Creating a New Generation of Skilled Teachers
Professor Wendy Glenn models the practices she hopes her students will apply as future teachers. --More--
Improving Semiconductor Technology
The ultimate goal of engineering professor Brian Willis' research is to improve the functionality of future electronic devices. --More--


Digital Maps Website Launched for Experts and Public Alike
The site's user-friendly technology offers easy access to environmental and natural resource data. --More--
Improving the Literacy Skills of At-Risk Kindergarteners
The need to improve reading ability is one of the nation’s most pressing education issues. --More--


A Woman’s Health Controversy
An annual mammogram and Pap smear have become part of a woman’s healthcare routine. Recently, the guidelines for both --More--