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Somali refugees hold meal cards outside a feeding center at an Ethiopian transit camp in September 2011. Severe drought in the Horn of Africa created serious food security issues for many people.

UW's trees were used as one test of a computer model used to predict changes in peak bloom of Washington, DC, cherry trees depending on how much warming might occur.

Electrical response overlaid on the inner aortic wall.

Amanda Taylor, left, and Julie Stein, co-editors of "Is it a House?"

An artist's conception depicts a multituberculate in its natural habitat at the time of the dinosaurs.

Food Security at Risk

Models underestimate future temperature variability

Early Bloomers

D.C. cherry trees won't wait in warming world

Mysteries of the Heart

Ferroelectric switching discovered for first time in soft biological tissue

Is It a House?

New book details archaeological excavations on San Juan Island

Competing with Dinosaurs

Highly complex teeth allowed mammals to flourish

Solving Economic Riddles

UW Professor untangles a 70 year old paradox