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Andy Danylchuk and Olivia Dinkelacker Honored at American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting
Danylchuk and Dinkelacker represented the College of Natural Science’s Department of Environmental Conservation.
Rick Harper Talks Fall Foliage with 'Daily Hampshire Gazette'
Harper explains that achieving vibrant fall colors requires a combination of cooler temperatures and shorter daylight hours.
Three Physics Faculty Members Appointed APS Fellows
Andrea Pocar and Dave Kawall were both recognized through the Division of Nuclear Physics, and Tony Dinsmore through the Division of Soft Matter Physics.
Society of American Foresters Selects Paul Catanzaro for Technology Transfer Award
The Society of American Foresters is highlighting Catanzaro’s work to integrate research and outreach to family forest owners.
CNS Astronomer Leading Science Team Helping To Develop $1B NASA Mission Concept
Alexandra Pope’s team is developing PRIMA, the Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics.
Julie Brigham-Grette Tapped for Arctic Council Climate Expert Group
Brigham-Grette will serve as the next U.S. co-lead of the Climate Expert Group for the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program.
Tawny Simisky Explains Fall Yellowjacket Interactions to 'Daily Hampshire Gazette'
Residents of Western Massachusetts experience more frequent interactions with this stinging insect in the fall.
Jon Clements Speaks to 'Boston Globe' About Challenges of Growing Honeycrisp Apples
While popular, Honeycrisp apples are notoriously challenging to grow, requiring meticulous care to thrive.
Sonja Glasser Awarded AFRI-NIFA Fellowship for Research on Bee Community Diversity
Glasser is studying how bee community diversity affects infectivity and virulence of a shared gut pathogen.
Toni Lyn Morelli Presents on New England's Climate and Energy Future
This presentation explored the projected impacts of climate change on New England.
Britt Crow-Miller Authors New Book, ‘World of Rot’
This new book gives readers a closer look at the process of decay, from the science behind it to the amazing decomposers that make our planet livable.
Floral Educator Sarah Berquist Speaks with the 'Slow Flowers Podcast'
Sarah Berquist teaches sustainable flower farming and floral entrepreneurship to college students at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture.