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The Curious Case of Eriogonum Tiehmii

4 months ago uvm.edu

A study involving over 11,500 children suggests that forests can offer natural protection against malaria transmission, especially for the most vulnerable children, while deforestation exacerbates the risk of the disease

6 months ago uvm.edu disease epidemiology malaria

Plans to plant billions of trees threatened by undersupply of seedlings

13 months ago uvm.edu environment

“That Deep Romantic Chasm”: Libertarianism, Neoliberalism, & Computer Culture

14 months ago uvm.edu

When Slide Rules Ruled (2006) [pdf]

17 months ago pdodds.w3.uvm.edu pdf

The track of a bicycle back tire [pdf]

18 months ago tlakoba.w3.uvm.edu pdf

Study finds that coffee beans are bigger and more plentiful when birds and bees team up to protect and pollinate coffee plants

2 years ago uvm.edu

Xenobots: replicating living robots made from frog cells

2 years ago uvm.edu

Scientists stunned to discover plants beneath mile-deep Greenland ice: Long-lost ice core provides direct evidence that giant ice sheet melted off within the last million years and is highly vulnerable to a warming climate

3 years ago uvm.edu

Pandemic drove many people into nature for the first time in years

3 years ago uvm.edu

Team Builds the First Living Robots

4 years ago uvm.edu

Banning Food Waste: Lessons for Rural America

4 years ago uvm.edu

“That Deep Romantic Chasm”: Libertarianism and the Computer Culture (1999)

4 years ago uvm.edu

AI can detect depression in a child's speech: Researchers have used artificial intelligence to detect hidden depression in young children (with 80% accuracy), a condition that can lead to increased risk of substance abuse and suicide later in life if left untreated.

5 years ago uvm.edu ai

A new study shows that if a person leaves a social media platform like Twitter, or never joined, the online posts and words of their friends still provide about 95% of the "potential predictive accuracy" of a person's future activities…

5 years ago uvm.edu media twitter

The Metaphysical Transparency of Truth (2017)

6 years ago uvm.edu

A new study shows that eighth-grade science teachers without an education in science are less likely to practice inquiry-oriented science instruction, which engages students in hands-on science projects…

6 years ago uvm.edu

Global warming could reduce coffee growing areas in Latin America — the world’s largest coffee-producing region — by as much as 88% by 2050.

7 years ago uvm.edu

Many white-tailed deer have malaria

8 years ago uvm.edu malaria

A major international study finds that surprisingly few bee species are responsible for pollinating the world’s crops

9 years ago uvm.edu

Whales as ecosystem engineers

10 years ago uvm.edu

Whales as Ecosystem Engineers: Biologists tallied several decades of research on whales from around the world; it shows that whales, in fact, make a huge difference — they have a powerful and positive influence on the function of oceans…

10 years ago uvm.edu