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Physicist Robert B. Hallock Wins Top Physics Award
The Fritz London Memorial Prize celebrates those who have made strides in low-temperature physics.
Curt and Lucas Griffin Conduct Whale Shark Research on NBC’s ‘Wild Kingdom’
This work aims to develop strategies that minimize human impact and ensure the long-term conservation of whale sharks.
Shivan Kamugisha Wins WCN Rising Wildlife Leader Scholarship for African Lion Research
WCN’s scholarship program offers up to $25,000 in support for tuition and living expenses.
Roundup: Stockbridge Faculty Awards
The Stockbridge School of Agriculture attracts powerhouse faculty researchers from nine different countries.
Doctoral Student Eric Siegel Wins Grant for Lyme Disease Research
Siegel is investigating a new therapeutic target for the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, which causes Lyme disease.
Eric Decker Discusses Seed Oils with Media
Decker argues that there is no evidence to indicate that alternatives such as beef tallow are healthier than seed oils.
Raymond S. Bradley Shares the Importance of the Cryosphere with 'MassLive'
Bradley has written a column about the importance of the cryosphere.
Elizabeth Garofalo Talks Apple Cultivation with 'The Fabulous 413'
Elizabeth Garofalo discusses the challenges behind apple cultivation.
EGCS Scientists Provide Context for York, Maine Earthquake
Tremors of the earthquake were felt as far away as western Massachusetts.
Nilanjana ‘Buju’ Dasgupta Discusses New Book with Media
Dasgupta argues that small changes to the local cultures around us are far more effective in producing structural change locally than other means.
Matthew Moore Gives 'Omnivore' Podcast Advice on Securing Funding
When it comes to learning the ropes on successful research funding, Moore suggested leveraging existing relationships with mentors.
Michael Rawlins Discusses Los Angeles Fires and Climate Change with 'Boston Globe'
Rawlins argues that, "in the absence of aggressive measures to rein in our reliance on fossil fuels, it's going to continue to get warmer."