EnvironmentGreenland ice cores show success of U.S. Clean Air Act
Ice cores show smog-related ratios leveling off in 1970, and suggests these deposits are sensitive to the same chemicals that cause acid rain.
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GraduationBallmer to speak at UW commencement
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer (right) will be the speaker at the University of Washington commencement ceremony on June 14.
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EngineeringUW graduate turns any smartphone into a portable microscope
The Micro Phone Lens, developed by UW mechanical engineering alumnus Thomas Larson (’13), can turn any smartphone or tablet computer into a hand-held microscope.
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Arts & SciencesThe history of innovation and what makes an innovation hub tick
Margaret O'Mara, an associate professor of history at the UW, spends her days analyzing the ingredients that make up a technology hub like Seattle.
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Campus Events'Imagine That' exhibit opens
See some of the most fascinating and rare items from the museum's collection (many of which have never been displayed) and discover what they teach us about our world.
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When job security becomes insecurity
April 25 conference will explore the political roots and consequences of inequality and discuss possible solutions to empower workers and make government more responsive.
Unleashed: Petersen’s instant, lasting impact with Kikaha, Huskies
UW’s new coach allowed co-captain Hau’oli Kikaha to miss the first months of offseason workouts to pursue his passion: studying the culture and history of the Pacific Islands in French Polynesia.
Arts Roundup: Exhibits, lectures – and Music of Today
Music and exhibit openings mark this busy week in the arts.