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Landmark study to track 'pioneer' generation of transgender children
A new UW study involving 32 transgender children is believed to be the first ever to focus on this group of children. The paper will launch the first large-scale, nationwide, longitudinal study of transgender children in the U.S.
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UW researchers helping region prep for 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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Potentially habitable planets began as Neptune-like
Two phenomena known to inhibit the potential habitability of planets — tidal forces and vigorous stellar activity — might instead help chances for life on certain planets orbiting low-mass stars, UW astronomers have found.
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@uwnews Seafood smackdown! If the #Seahawks win, @UMass cooks a lobster feast for @UW. http://t.co/dYEhBTfbed http://t.co/p9u8RYJWd8
@uwnews Free public talk 6-9 p.m. Feb. 2 @UW about the role of software in academics. http://t.co/D5T7JT5REO
@uwnews How the origin of the @Seahawks logo was discovered a year ago is a fascinating tale. http://t.co/Ekxx2xGxAY http://t.co/s3PQhXgeWH
@uwnews .@Seahawks rally at @burkemuseum starts in an hour! Who's going?
Arts Roundup: Music, lectures, 'Twelfth Night'
The School of Drama's production of "Twelfth Night" sets Shakespeare in The Roaring Twenties, the School of Music offers a variety of performances including the Modern Music Ensemble and a Student Chamber Concert, and the UW World Series presents Ukranian pianist Vadym Kholodenko.
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