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UW researchers helping region get ready for the next Big One
More than three hundred years ago this week, the geologic fault off Washington and Oregon's coast lurched and caused a massive earthquake. Now, UW scientists are helping prepare the region for a repeat event that could come at any time.
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Project will identify, treat toddlers at risk for autism
A new project aims to ensure that children with autism are identified and helped early enough to prevent problems later on. The five-year initiative is expected to result in earlier, autism-specialized treatment for families statewide.
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Seahawks, fans save best for last on seismograph
The UW seismologists couldn't have asked for a better football game to monitor fan-generated stadium shaking. And indeed, the Seahawks' improbable comeback victory in Sunday's NFC Championship Game showed the biggest vibrations ever recorded at CenturyLink Field.
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@uwnews On #CascadiaEQ anniversary, @UW researchers are helping the region prepare for the next major #earthquake : http://t.co/bTcr19CPTw
@uwnews #DanceQuake vibrations during Jan. 18 #NFCChampionship game were bigger even than #BeastQuake . http://t.co/8lAJIekeQ7
@uwnews Five-year, $3.9M @UW project will identify and treat toddlers with #autism more quickly. http://t.co/ZEdaWkxVRo @NIMHgov
@uwnews .@UW got a record number of freshman applications, 36K, for the 2015 academic year. http://t.co/t3kj60Typj
Arts Roundup: Music, drama, Dance Faculty Concert
It's an exciting week in the arts as various units ramp up their winter events. For drama fans, there's the Undergraduate Theater Society's production of "Yellow Face" and the School of Drama's take on "Twelfth Night."
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