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UMass Boston Faculty Researchers Recognize Excellence, Look Ahead to 2013 ›
The 6th Annual Luncheon to Celebrate Faculty, Research Staff and Students for Their Contributions to Research, Innovation, Scholarship, and Creativity paid tribute to past accomplishments while looking forward to the future.Tags: research, research luncheon, risc
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EEOS Department Deadline Approaching for Spring 2013 Semester on Nantucket ›
The Nantucket Environmental Studies Semester, lasting the whole Spring 2013 semester, allows EEOS and biology students to study gain real experience in Nantucket's "Living Lab." -
UMass Boston, Wipro Officially Sign STEM Education Pact ›
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Liam Revell Receives $10,000 Grant from U.S. Fish and Wildlife ›
Grant Title: Endangered Species Research for Puerto Rican Boa -
Dr. Brian White Wins the Science Prize for Inquiry-Based Instruction (IBI) ›
Dr. White won the award for his creation of Aipotu, a computer-simulated world in which students apply the tools of genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology and evolution to develop an understanding of the formation of color in a flower. -
Science Awards Inquiry-Based Instruction Prize to Biologist Brian White ›
When Brian White was a child, his kindergarten teacher wrote in his student record that he would only talk to the other children if the topic was science.Tags: umass boston, brian white, science prize for inquiry-based instruction
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Professor Kamal Bawa Feted at UMass Boston for Awards Success ›
University community honors 38-year faculty memberTags: research, biology, kamal bawa, cms, gunnerus sustainability award
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UMass Boston Researchers Find Himalayas Warming More Rapidly Than the Rest of the Earth ›
UMass Boston graduate student Uttam Babu Shrestha and Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa are published in international journal PLoS One.Tags: research, sustainability, environment, kamaljit bawa, himalayas
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UMass Boston Study Finds Himalayas Warming More Rapidly Than the Rest of the Earth ›
Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa and graduate student Uttam Babu Shrestha have coauthored a study that finds the Himalayas is warming more rapidly than the rest of the globe.Tags: research, biology, climate change, kamaljit bawa
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UMass Boston Researcher Donates $200K in Prize Money to Research Think Tank ›
Distinguished Professor of Biology Kamaljit Bawa has decided to donate his nearly $200,000 in winnings from the world’s first international sustainability award to the international think tank he founded.Tags: research, sustainability, biology, kamaljit bawa
