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UW electrical engineering doctoral student Hawkeye King holds the circuit boards and connectors for the Raven II robot.

The chemical fingerprint of nitrogen pollution has been recorded for more than a century in High Lake, Southwest Alaska

David Armstrong conducts field work

The "bulge," or center, of the Andromeda galaxy contains millions of stars, including thousands of blue stars that look young but are very old

The sun sets over the Brazilian Cerrado, which has been identified as the most biologically diverse savanna on Earth. But changing land-use patterns have created problems for some species.

A zoom in on a section of a gut microbiome community-level network

Robot Collaboration

UW provides first common research platform for developing surgical robots

Nitrogen Pollution

Human activity has polluted lakes for more than a century

Learning From Crab Sagas

Wild swings in crab populations yield insight into sustainable fisheries

Aging Stars

Researchers discover old stars that lose mass to look young

Improving Conservation

Preserving habitat near national parks helps species conservation

Gut Microbe Networks

Research reveals patterns that correspond with obesity