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Chancellor Motley Defines The University ›
Chancellor J. Keith Motley updated the community and laid out his vision for this year and beyond at the 2011 Fall Convocation.Tags: community, chancellor, students, convocation, john w. ryan, university
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Sociologist Bersani Awarded Prestigious W.E.B Du Bois Fellowship ›
The National Institute of Justice has recognized Bianca Bersani as one of the nation’s most talented researchers in the early phase of their careers.Tags: research
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UMass Boston Professor Works to Make the Grignard Reaction Greener ›
Professor of Chemistry Wei Zhang receives a $25,000 grant to look for ways to make the Grignard Reaction safer and environmentally friendly. -
Battelle and Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate, and Security Announce Conference ›
Battelle and the Collaborative Institute for Oceans, Climate, and Security will host the Global Conference on Oceans, Climate, and Security in May 2012. -
UMass Boston Breaks Ground on $155 Million Integrated Sciences Complex ›
Construction is under way on UMass Boston's first new academic building since 1974, the Integrated Sciences Complex (ISC), a home for research and innovation.Tags: research, construction, integrated sciences complex, isc, science, groundbreaking
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Championing Reform in Undergraduate Science and Math Education ›
Hannah Sevian believes that progress in social justice can in part be achieved through access to high-quality science education.Tags: research, science, math, hannah sevian
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“You Have Dazzled Us”: Governor Patrick Visits Venture Development Center ›
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick held his monthly cabinet meeting in the Venture Development Center and then toured the VDC with the men and women growing bTags: research, science, vdc, governor, venture development center, technology
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Study Finds Antidepressants, Especially SSRIs, May Increase Risk of Breast and Ovarian Cancer ›
Researchers from UMass Boston found those with industry ties were far less likely than researchers without those ties to conclude that antidepressants increase breast or ovarian cancer risk.Tags: research, breast cancer, lisa cosgrove, ssris, antidepressants, ovarian cancer, bias
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Interest in Toys Predicts Effectiveness of Autism Treatment in Toddlers ›
Study coauthored by UMass Boston professor finds toddlers who played with a limited number of toys showed improvement in their communication skills.Tags: research, psychology, alice carter, autism, autism treatment, treating autism, toddlers
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Lloyd Schwartz Continues to Inspire ›
Even after winning a Pulitzer Prize, Frederick S. Troy Professor of English Lloyd Schwartz continues to inspire his UMass Boston students.Tags: english, poetry, lloyd schwartz, pulitzer prize, poet
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