UW News Archive List: Page 13

• Colville tribes, UW alliance to advance economic growth and education
• Botanist known internationally for research, plant dictionary joining UW
• Time isn't money: Study shows that consumers would rather waste minutes than cash
• Modest climate change could lead to substantially more and larger fires
• Aerosols' effects could change current understanding of global climate change
• Harborview to offer free Legs For Life® screening event Sept. 18
• New national research center at UW aims to solve big chemistry problems
• Paper or mouse-click? What's on computers is easier to find, study shows
• UW receives $4.7 million to study implications of genomics in medically underserved populations
• The September Project to celebrate democracy on Sept. 11, 2004
• Bone marrow cells routinely help with wound healing
• Boot camp for budding entrepreneurs debuts at the UW
• Adaptive changes in the genome may provide insight into the genetics of complex disease
• 2004-05 University of Washington Undergraduate Scholar award recipients
• 2004-05 University of Washington National Merit Scholarship recipients
• 2004-05 University of Washington President's Scholarship recipient
• Sugar-coated sea urchin eggs could have sweet implications for human fertility
• UW launches computer forensics studies to thwart cyber-threats
• Injuries due to mismatch crashes support need for vehicle redesign
• Work together, live apart: Study shows racial divide in America's cities
• Oceanographers seek to better understand ferocity of hurricanes like Frances
• UW chemical engineering celebrates 100 years of life-changing innovations
• Volunteers needed for borderline personality disorder treatment studies
• UW included among national sites to perform 1918 influenza research
• Free public forum to present balanced analysis of stem cell issues
• Fall Fling Welcomes Students to UW Campus
• University of Washington Freshman Convocation Sept. 26
• 'Come Together Washington' October 15
• Americans had strong need for spiritual support following 9/11 attacks
• Mount St. Helens hit by swarm of small earthquakes
• Trial lawyers and lawsuits --- researchers. find public doesn't get whole truth
• Mount St. Helens activity increasing likelihood of hazardous event
• Researchers devise potent new tools to curb ivory poaching
• Far more men than women favor routine paternity testing at birth
• UW chemist Daniel Gamelin earns Presidential Early Career Award
• ADVISORY -- Campus debate-watch gatherings tonight
• UW lands $12.4 million federal grant to create science of learning center
• Scientists sequence genome of kind of organism central to biosphere's carbon cycle
• Collaborators designing data, control architecture for new generation of ocean observatories
• Smart watch system could help busy, forgetful people keep track of necessities
• Fred Hutchinson researcher wins Nobel Prize
• Distinguished molecular microbiologist to chair department at UW School of Medicine
• Successful development of new products requires anticipating customers' needs
• UW computer scientists help find rare cooperative RNA switches in nature
• Washington state's brightest fifth- to eighth-graders sought by UW
• New propulsion concept could make possible 90-day round trip to the red planet
• Emotion coaching can help children overcome impacts of family violence
• UW licenses potential cancer treatment derived from ancient Chinese folk remedy
• Charter schools would add little to state education costs, study predicts
• How to make schools better? Bring in outside help, experts say
• 2004 Autumn Quarter enrollments
• Crash injuries result in large and potentially preventable productive losses to U.S. workers
• UW Medical Center to implant first-ever Cs-131 brachytherapy seeds to treat prostate cancer
• Rain will take greater toll on reindeer, climate change model shows
• Democrats outgunning GOP in e-mail wars, researchers find
• Russell McDuff becomes director of UW School of Oceanography
• Award will help unlock mysteries of one of Earth's most important organisms
• Symposium weighs science's role in improving fisheries management
• Researchers to gather in Seattle for international meeting on fluid dynamics
• Black mothers who gave up custody of a child sought for study
• Pioneering work on biological integrity earns conservation award
• Ocean ecosystems at risk if plug pulled on Mother Nature's 'blenders'
• Major-party candidates work the Web, while many challengers stay offline
• UW Regents approve appointment of UW's first chief investment officer
• Everyday resistance to slavery far more common than believed, historian says
• Media Advisory: Panelists to discuss proposal for managing Northwest power grid
• Stratosphere temperature data support scientists' proof for global warming
• UW group blocks formation of toxic protein clumps seen in Huntington's disease
• UW Business School receives $10 million from The Foster Foundation
• Say goodbye to Rudolph and other reindeer if global warming continues
• A review of the health implications of lead in Seattle School District drinking water
• Two-thirds of school-age children have an imaginary companion by age 7
• Pharmaceutical marketing tactics hold little sway with prescribing physicians
• Fastest glacier in Greenland doubles speed
• Birds, butterflies, bacteria: same law of biology appears to apply
• Who did voters pick on Nov. 2? In some cases, we'll never know
• Historic Himalayan ice dams created huge lakes, mammoth floods
• Hudson's Bay Company policies set stage for modern environmental struggles
• UW dean of engineering named chancellor at UC Santa Cruz
• UW opens office to foster communications on underground lab proposal
• Winds, ice motion root cause of decline in sea ice, not warmer temperatures
• Statement from UW President Mark Emmert and WSU President V. Lane Rawlins on Gov. Locke's 2005-07 Budget Proposal
• Stroke risk is greater for migraine sufferers, especially those on oral contraceptives
• Study shows how religious group fended off the Internet -- then adapted it
• Shepherds whistle while they work and brains process sounds as language
• Elementary school intervention boosts positive functioning in early adulthood
• Pinatubo's rivers show the danger isn't over when volcanic eruption ends
• Patricia Spakes named chancellor of UW Tacoma
• 180 people with post-traumatic stress disorder needed for UW study
• Electrical engineering Professor Mani Soma named acting engineering dean
• Federal government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2005 released
• From the ashes, Center for Urban Horticulture dedicates Merrill Hall Jan. 19
• Alcohol screening and intervention in the trauma setting save health-care costs by preventing further injuries
• UW is top dawg in nation's 'Rose Bowl' of MBA case competitions
• Experts to gather Thursday in Kane Hall to explore tsunami aftermath
• In big speeches, Bush cites God more often than predecessors did, analysis shows
• New evidence indicates biggest extinction wasn't caused by asteroid or comet
• UW's Rosetta software to unlock secrets of many human proteins
• New fund to help bring UW innovations to market
• Wildflower seed mixes include some wicked bloomers
• Protein research illustrates how drugs fight malaria, other diseases
• Researcher named winner of presidential award
• UW study links gene to success of a treatment for high blood pressure
• Study shows genetic variants put some patients at risk for dangerous drug reactions
• First cousins face lower risk of having children with genetic conditions than is widely perceived
• For ninth straight year U.S.News & World Report ranks University of Washington as top primary-care medical school
• UW tops national primary-care medical school rankings
• Researchers at the University of Washington and in China release genome sequence of rice
• Tropical streams, rivers 'exhaling' millions of tons more CO2 than thought
• The beat begins early in life when it comes to children's choice of instruments: boys favor drums and horns, girls flutes and violins
• UW undergraduate trio wins big in international mathematics competition
• Managed care doesn't skimp on referrals to mental health specialists
• Spirit of globalization renewed at international competition
• UW students picked to help send mice into space
• National Research Council committee backs national underground lab
• Thousands to explore UW research in health, engineering at weekend open houses
• Madeleine Albright to speak at University of Washington commencement
• Madeleine Albright to speak at University of Washington commencement
• Link found between low birth weight and DNA from mothers
• UW seeks volunteers for phytoestrogen and soy study
• UW faculty receive prestigious Gairdner Awards
• Thousands of youngsters to visit UW's Arbor Day Fair starting May 1
• Somerman named dean of UW School of Dentistry
• NSF award would cement UW position as information technology research leader
• Brain imaging reveals new information about medications commonly used to treat children with autism or other pervasive developmental disorders
• Mental health crisis looming for survivors of tsunami, warns UW psychologist just back from Indonesia
• April journalism conference set to probe tsunami aftermath, next steps
• UW to display conceptual drawings for proposed underground lab
• Dwindling snowpack is bad news for Washington's summer water needs
• UW Bothell helps 5th and 6th graders design a Mission to Mars
• UW Bothell releases growth plan
• UW Bothell presents biotechnology and regional economic development forum
• UW Bothell Professor and Snohomish County Red Cross present panel on Humanity in War
• UW Bothell continues year-long series on community/ university partnerships
• UW Bothell names new Education Program director
• Business before pleasure: Emotions play key role in guiding consumer spending
• UW Medicine joins national campaign to ensure patient safety in hospitals
• UW joins new Autism Treatment Network to provide better medical service
• From flames to flowers, lecture series focuses on sustaining NW world
• Researchers blend folk treatment, high tech for promising anti-cancer compound
• Safe storage of guns, ammunition reduces risk of firearm injury risk to youth
• Paun first recipient of new Fulbright on U.S.-Canadian trade
• Endowed seat in children's librarianship named for author Beverly Cleary
• Exposure to low-level magnetic fields causes DNA damage in rat brain cells, researchers find
• Tree-ring data reveals multiyear droughts unlike any in recent memory
• Murder case research shows why it's easier to identify someone close than far away