Research led by U biologist Franz Goller reveals how cowbirds create ‘liquid’ notes by tightly controlling two sound sources in their vocal organ, mimicking the physics of falling water droplets.
Read MoreFielding Norton brings expertise in climate- and insurance-technology to broaden the Wilkes Center’s role in society, including by supporting the innovation ecosystem and bolstering communities’ resiliency to climate change.
Read MoreNew study by U biologists characterizes D. woaabi, first of two nematode species recently found in the lake’s microbialites.
Read MoreMost smaller galaxies may not have supermassive black holes at their centers, contrasting with other studies that nearly every galaxy has one within their cores.
Read MoreInstalled in 1975, the campus TRIGA reactor gains new relevance training the state’s future workforce at the dawn of a U.S. nuclear renaissance growing to meet an AI-enabled future.
Read MoreTwo U students share how the School of Biological Sciences, mentorship, research and financial support have shaped their journeys and set them up for what comes next.
Read MoreThe Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute found the ski industry generated $2.51 billion in skier/snowboarder spending and $342.6 million in state and local tax revenue.
Read MoreU researchers turn basic research into a national model that fast-tracks lifesaving therapies toward FDA approval.
Read MoreThis bold and innovative approach reflects the university’s commitment to modernization, entrepreneurship and reinvention.
Read MoreResearchers use AI to finetune robotic prosthesis to improve manual dexterity by finding right balance between human and machine control.
Read MoreDivision I athletics confer substantial benefits to communities and their respective universities, according to new Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute study.
Read MoreResults challenge common beliefs about suicide risk and show that new approaches are urgently needed.
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