UW News Archive List: Page 05

• Researchers find association between dietary intake of iron and manganese and Parkinson's disease
• Architecture students joining Montana tribe for 'barn raising'
• Major gift by Milgard family names business school at UW Tacoma
• Washington state financial institutions yield substantial returns for investors
• Hypertonic resuscitation may help victims of blunt trauma
• Social programs may provide hidden 'spillover' benefits, study finds
• UW mourns loss of Dr. Belding H. Scribner
• Is the cessation of abuse enough to resolve depression for victims of intimate partner violence?
• Saving Aleut: Linguist begins new effort to preserve native Alaskan language
• Memorial service will be held June 30 for Dr. Belding H. Scribner
• Charting seismic effects on water levels can refine earthquake understanding
• Historic Japanese Language School building could be leveled in late fall
• Booster Seat Coupons Help young passengers during summer drives
• UW licenses two technologies for development by Teranode Corp.
• Youth get opportunity to 'practice dentistry' at UW Dental Camp
• Blacks more likely to be shot than whites even when holding harmless objects
• Social interaction plays key role in how infants learn language, studies show
• Research shows link between child and parental mental-health problems
• UW Medical Center joins top 10 among nation's Best Hospitals
• Homestake collaboration completes new underground lab design
• U.S. News & World Report Magazine Names Harborview's Orthopaedics Department as 9th in the Country
• Superintendents say lack of clout holds them back from improving schools
• University of Washington licenses diagnosis and treatment method for bacteria found in arterial disease
• Washington state gets climatologist just in time for national meeting
• Using the Internet may hurt, not help, unemployed people in finding a job
• Astronomers will give public view of Mars' closest approach in 600 centuries
• Dental Research Day 2003 will be Sept. 24
• UW signs licensing agreement for study of eye disease
• Tacoma welcomes light rail
• Children with sickle cell anemia often don't receive antibiotics to prevent deadly infections
• Disparity in wealth is killing democracy, scholar warns
• Non-judgmental intervention may help binge eaters overcome disorders
• Leading cosmologist to speak about 'dark matter' and mysterious 'dark energy' that make up most of the universe
• Harborview to offer Legs For Life(TM) screening event Sept. 13
• Workshop designed to give 'sleeping' Indian languages a breath of life
• Seeing really is believing: study shows virtual demonstrations lead consumers to make real purchases
• Smallest whirlpools can pack stunningly strong force
• UW announces new transfer admissions agreement
• UW Medicine Launches South Lake Union Research Hub
• University of Washington leads $50 million Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research
• Depression in the elderly leads to higher health costs
• This summer is state's driest in more than a century
• UW Medical Center to give public a preview of new Surgery Pavilion
• This mummy has four feet, few bones and a new climate-controlled home
• UW researchers continue AIDS vaccine research with $15 million grant
• Harvard professor named to Condit chair in business administration at UW
• Bones from French cave show Neanderthals, Cro-Magnon hunted same prey
• UW to study preventing cavities in underserved populations
• Geological Society to meet in Seattle; topics include geology of salmon, wine
• Dr. Sheila Lukehart named UW medical school assistant dean of research and graduate education at Harborview Medical Center
• Many low-income, uninsured adults could benefit from better integration of mental health services and primary medical care
• Earthquake hazards in Puget Sound region to be focus of public forum
• Roots of WWII imprisonment of Japanese Americans go back to 1920s
• UW announces plan to improve security off campus
• UW Business School opens West Coast's first Nasdaq student trading room
• Grant Awarded to Evaluate Effectiveness of EHealth Technologies
• MEDIA ADVISORY: U.S. official to describe efforts to rebuild Iraq
• Researchers launch four-year study to retarget America's school dollars toward student achievement
• Pioneer in information visualization and computing usability speaks to UW audience about 'Leonardo's Laptop'
• Proposal to require child restraint seats in airlines could cause more deaths than it prevents
• UW Aeronautics and Astronautics celebrates 100 years of flight with lecture series
• Patterns of brain activity differ with musical training, not cultural familiarity
• UW engineering faculty members speak to hot topics in 2003 lecture series
• MEDIA ADVISORY: UW offering places to pause and Take Back Your Time on Oct. 24
• Gay, lesbian couples can teach heterosexuals how to improve relationships
• Inequality prevails in public schools, researchers find
• Study pinpoints high rate of cancer among people with genetic mutations; but date of onset can be delayed by exercise and healthy weight in adolescence
• News briefing Tuesday, new B-roll video available: 400 to attend landmark SEARCH meeting in Seattle on all aspects of Arctic change
• UW named a nationwide center to help study surgical treatments for obesity
• Scientists trying to make sense of Arctic changes
• 2003 Autumn Quarter enrollments
• Ultra-low oxygen could have triggered mass extinctions, spurred bird breathing system
• Japanese shipwreck adds to evidence of great Cascadia earthquake in 1700
• Nisqually quake damaged 90 percent of Puget Sound businesses surveyed
• Role in Type 1 diabetes provides clue for researchers who discovered 'obesity gene.'
• UW architecture program gives youth a voice on Seattle waterfront
• Washington's brightest fifth to eighth graders sought by UW
• UW receives almost $6 million to study common cause of cognitive disability
• Major mutations, not many small changes, might lead way to new species
• New MBA program puts high-tech spin on management degree
• Tax cuts, shrinking reserves put state at risk of budget crisis, report shows
• UW to lead way toward protecting consumers on the Internet
• Past climate change effects on mammals may mirror global warming impact
• E-business leaders to weigh in on industry's future
• Chances of children experiencing problems following divorce depend on mother's parenting style, child's temperament
• Experts list: Would state forestlands profit from 'green' certification?
• Task force on Gay, Bisexual, Lesbian and Transgender Issues releases draft report
• McCaw/Muscular Dystrophy Association Fund supports UW recruitment of internationally noted gene therapy researcher
• Number of black, Hispanic, American Indian freshmen drops from 9 percent to 6 percent in wake of I-200
• MEDIA ADVISORY: EXPERTS LIST -- University of Washington has sources for stories on the West's electric power drain
• UW institutes plans to reduce energy consumption by 10%
• Media-driven public backlash spurred Clinton's high job approval
• Free workshop for parents of children with epilepsy
• Welfare recipients are finding jobs but lack benefits, study shows
• Benefactor splits $10 million between Business School and athletics
• UW researchers show that the human genome is helpless in the face of chocolate
• UW's HIT Lab gets international award for medical/virtual reality work
• Million dollar grant by the Paul G. Allen Foundation for Medical Research to University of Washington medical scientist program
• UW Hall Health Primary Care Center accredited by national body
• UW Business School dean kicks of lecture series
• Takuji Yamashita: State's leaders honor a man once rejected because of his race
• Who takes out the garbage? 200 gay, lesbian, straight couples sought for study of household chores
• Conference to focus on the healing power of art
• Business School applications rise as economy falters
• Sustainable timber harvests, habitat in Washington is topic Feb. 28
• Rival robots go head-to-head in practice meet for national competition during University of Washington Robotics Festival
• Some large Pacific Northwest quakes could be limited in size by their location
• Researchers find new form of hormone that helps songbirds reproduce
• Beyond Viagra: other phosphodiesterase inhibitors are candidates for potential therapies
• State's top minority-owned companies honored for economic contributions
• Children whose mothers are victimized at greater risk for behavioral problems
• UW invites the public to presentations on world health ethics
• Mediation made Hanford safer and could work elsewhere, too, report says
• Genetic therapies for aging will face many challenges
• UW Business School announces $20 million in gifts to fund new facility
• UW study indicates possible drug-gene interaction associated with heart
• Planet-formation model indicates Earthlike planets might be common
• UW's Ed Lazowska elected to the National Academy of Engineering
• Potential for pathogens to evolve missing from emerging-disease models
• Retiring Microsoft chief operating officer to speak
• Erosion on arid-north, monsoon-drenched flanks of Himalayas surprisingly similar
• UW receives $3.6 million for studies in new field of space medicine
• Rainfall may govern geological structure of Cascade mountain range
• Takuji Yamashita ceremony moved to Tacoma
• UW scientists find signs of liquefaction from Wednesday's earthquake
• Comet encounter is key moment in UW astronomer's long scientific quest
• MEDIA ADVISORY: UW, USGS scientists plan news conference to dissect quake information
• UW researcher links rising tide of obesity to food prices
• University Libraries earthquake update
• Randy Hodgins, Washington senate staffer, appointed UW Director of State Relations
• Physicists hope to strike scientific gold in the Black Hills of South Dakota
• Having a regular doctor protects children from a variety of ills
• Finding fragments of the Northwest's past
• So-called earthquake 'predictions' only scare people, UW scientists say
• UW student named Computing Research Association undergrad of year
• Students from 15 countries to compete at Global Business Challenge, April 1 - 7
• Washington's Schools selected as partner in Next Generation Internet
• UW study indicates follow-up care by phone helps reduce risk of relapse into serious depression
• Nancy 'Rusty' Barcel?lected as vice president for minority affairs
• Nisqually quake moved Puget Sound region to the southwest
• New revenue forecast may be too optimistic, UW analysis shows
• Phyllis Campbell of U.S. Bank to speak about changing economy
• Animal model for Alzheimer's illuminates mysterious neurotransmitter
• Seismic network uses schools, public facilities to chart ground shaking
• UW astrobiology research gets huge boost from $4.9 million NASA award
• Workshop will talk about aging and exercise
• Celebrate 50 years of ocean discoveries at UW open house March 31
• Study seeks 500 Puget Sound children with reading, spelling problems
• UW team tries out new ways to help a neighborhood chart its future
• The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funds UW digital tribal outreach project