UW News Archive List: Page 31

• The Tree Salvage Program would give new life to reclaimed wood
• Invisibility research has led to discovery of 'wormholes'
• Project Runway: Business students combine marketing, management, fashion
• 140 Washington, Oregon, Idaho families needed for UW autism studies
• UW Experts: Search, Social Media and Web 2.0
• UW Medical Center performs 500th heart and 500th lung transplants
• Comic sketch on UW 'coup' wins grand prize in Pocketmedia Film Festival
• New definition could further limit habitable zones around distant suns
• Pre-pregnancy depressed mood may heighten risk for premature birth
• Renowned global health figure Dr. Paul Farmer speaks at UW June 18
• If the shoe flits, duck: A real-life example of humans' dual vision system
• Crustacean shell with polyester creates mixed-fiber material for nerve repair
• Study supports validity of test that indicates widespread unconscious bias
• UW experts: Iran
• Got ear plugs? You may want to sport them on the subway, researchers say
• Media advisory: UW team takes off tomorrow for rocket competition
• If the shoe flits, duck: A real-life example of humans' dual vision system
• Obsidian 'trail' provides clues to how humans settled, interacted in Kuril Islands
• Play ball! Husky Night with the Mariners is July 10
• Disaster tip of the month: Plan for temporarily reduced public services
• New Graduate School Making a Difference staff award a nice surprise for UW Press designer
• School of Music leadership changes from McCabe to Karpen
• More room to romp: New play courts open at the Experimental Education Unit
• Capstone projects offer solutions to real-world problems
• Toward a better basket: UW lecturer travels Nicaragua to promote ergonomic reform for coffee harvesters
• Following the money to measure global health spending worldwide
• Obsidian 'trail' provides clues to how humans settled, interacted in Kuril Islands
• Professor wants to promote decades of UW innovation with science museum -- on campus or online
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• UW researchers along as 'Around the Americas' vessel circumnavigates North and South America
• Berg elected to American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry post
• Hall Health wins Qualis Health Award of Excellence
• UW Medical Center attains 500 for heart, lung transplants
• Sports Concussion Program to open at Harborview and Seattle Children's
• Etc: Campus news & notes
• Changes in brain architecture may be driven by different cognitive challenges
• Moving day: Cunningham Hall, Johnson Hall Annex emptied to make way for new Molecular Engineering Building
• Hall Health launches building renovation Web site
• Summer Sounds series gets under way July 2
• Media advisory: Aquatic robots, autonomous planes at UW robotics conference
• Straighten up and fly right: Moths benefit more from flexible wings than rigid
• Diets bad for teeth are also bad for the body
• Post-stroke depression recovery improved by adding brief psychosocial/behavioral intervention to standard treatment
• Stirred, not shaken: Bio-inspired cilia mix medical reagents at small scales
• Earth's most prominent rainfall feature creeping northward
• UW back pain program provides relief, hope
• UW Medicine Eye Institute opens at Ninth and Jefferson Building
• Airlift Northwest adds extra summer services to San Juan Islands
• Got ear plugs? You may want to sport them on the subway, researchers say
• Survival rates for elderly patients receiving in-hospital resuscitation did not improve from 1992 to 2005
• Finding fear: Neuroscientists locate where it is processed in mammalian brain
• Media advisory: University of Washington clinic hosts 'Kruzin' Kent' kids
• Baillie and McCune accept professional pharmacy honors
• Mothers of children with autism have higher parental stress, psychological distress
• A century after the AYPE's cross-country race, old Model Ts are on the road again
• FEMA grant funds facelift for collections storage at the Burke Museum
• UW CFD wins national award from EarthShare
• Straighten up and fly right: Moths benefit more from flexible wings than rigid
• Technology resources to be consolidated on 'IT Connect' Web page
• Etc: News & notes from around campus
• Busy GEAR-UP Project thriving, looking ahead at the 10 year mark
• UW remembers first minority affairs vice president with celebration of life
• Changes in brain architecture may be driven by different cognitive challenges
• In-hospital CPR survival rates for elderly patients shows no improvement, study reports
• UW researchers begin receiving stimulus money
• Earth's most prominent rainfall feature creeping northward
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• Student rockers, athletes, cheerleaders, scientists all part of a summer of UW campus visitors
• Going mobile: UWTV branches out to YouTube, smart phones
• New director of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences on the job at UW Tacoma
• Western Washington appears poised for another extremely dry summer
• Longevity pill on the horizon?
• Learning is social, computational, supported by neural systems linking people
• Photo Gallery --The Science of Learning
• Vanderbilt researcher, clinician named director of UW Autism Center
• New study uses wastewater to map large-scale patterns of illicit drug use in Oregon
• University of Washington Medical Center ranks 12th in U.S. News Media Group's 2009 edition of America's Best Hospitals
• Sea lampreys jettison one-fifth of their genome
• This article will self-destruct: A tool to make online personal data vanish
• Screening for childhood depressive symptoms could start in second grade
• National leader in healthy aging comes to UW
• UW Medicine physicians among 'Seattle' magazine's top docs
• Ancient sea lamprey dramatically transforms its genome
• UW researchers find heroin, cocaine top drug treatment admissions in King County; prescription-type opiates cause most deaths
• All-in-one nanoparticle: A Swiss Army knife for nanomedicine
• Faculty, staff come together to help campus make way for ducklings -- really!
• Disaster tip of the month: What to have right at hand
• Last week's film mystery solved -- Can you help identify the homebuilders in this one?
• Etc: News & notes from around campus
• Four UW faculty win Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
• Visiting Spanish filmmaker helps students tell their own screen stories
• Henry Director Sylvia Wolf curates 'Inside-Out: Portrait Photographs from the Permanent Collection'
• Vanderbilt researcher, clinician named director of UW Autism Center
• UW lauded by Arbor Day Foundation for tree management, environmental stewardship
• Learning is social, computational, supported by neural systems linking people
• UW study of midlife cognitive changes, services for the blind benefit from federal stimulus money
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• 'You Are Here' presents then-and-now views at campus AYPE sites
• A rescue at sea, thanks to the UW's Thomas G. Thompson
• David Williams to read from 'Stories in Stone' July 29 at the Burke
• UW blog profile: 'Seattle Backyard Farm' just plain good reading
• Applied Physics Lab reaches out to middle-schoolers with freewheelin' 'Dylan Diatom' animation
• Name that phone app
• This article will self-destruct: A tool to make online personal data vanish
• Seattle area could see record-setting high temperatures this week
• Crashing comets not likely the cause of Earth's mass extinctions
• Scientists compile most comprehensive look at fish stocks
• Plastics that convert light to electricity could have a big impact
• Nanoparticles cross blood-brain barrier to enable 'brain tumor painting'
• Health Alliance International receives $10 million grant to improve primary health care management in Mozambique
• Computers unlock more secrets of the mysterious Indus Valley script
• Nickels leading tight field of contenders; voters oppose bag tax, poll says
• UW takes multiple top honors at national pharmacy meeting
• UW researchers awarded Life Sciences Discovery grants
• Tina Albertson named 2009 St. Baldrick's Scholar
• Israel Cancer Research Fund honors Nancy Maizels
• David Acosta honored for leadership in multicultural education
• Adviser of the Year Balston enjoys helping students find their way
• Telling the UW story: Randy Hodgins takes on new challenge as vice president for external affairs
• Crashing comets probably not the cause of Earth's mass extinctions
• The Amgen Scholars Program: Encouraging a new generation of biomedical researchers
• Plastics that convert light to electricity could have a big impact
• Nanoparticles cross blood-brain barrier to enable 'brain tumor painting'
• Scientists compile most comprehensive look ever at fish stocks
• Computers unlock more secrets of the mysterious Indus Valley script
• Sleep apnea, air pollution, vitamin D, Native Americans in science among UW's research awards through federal stimulus package.
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• Chaos theory, 'Ulysses,' murder and more -- Osher Institute for Lifelong Learning has lively classes for those 50 and up
• Did you know Radford Court is open to UW employees?
• When's that bus coming? The shadow knows
• UW blog profile: Meet the 'Quantum Pontiff'
• Life and death in the living brain: Recruitment of new neurons slows when old brain cells kept from dying
• 'Puter Profs: Experts who can address a variety of computer-related issues
• UW experts on health care policy
• Organic electronics a two-way street, thanks to new plastic semiconductor
• U.S.-born Asian-American women more likely to think about, attempt suicide
• Nursing dean emeritus explores a new path as a poet
• New genome-analysis strategy passes initial test
• Conrad honored for work in health care management education
• Public health doctoral candidate named Fogarty International Clinical Research Scholar
• Behavioral therapy effective in treating insomnia and osteoarthritis
• Radiology group uses internet to extend global influence and access
• Personal stories of connection shine in staffer's book, 'Mentoring Moments'
• Disaster tip of the month: Do you know how to shut off your home's gas, water and electricity?
• Dutch elm strikes: A dozen trees near Parrington Hall must be removed
• A Facebook for poets? UW-connected Read Write Poem site is that and more
• UW blog profile: New music, DVDs, wry commentary on Libraries Media Center Blog
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