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UW awards first Steve Pool scholarship to atmospheric science studentScience

UW awards first Steve Pool scholarship to atmospheric science student

The University of Washington awarded the first Steve Pool scholarship to atmospheric science student Zayna Haider to support future weather broadcasters.

Jeremy Nathans wins inaugural Welch Award for Basic Science ResearchScience

Jeremy Nathans wins inaugural Welch Award for Basic Science Research

Johns Hopkins University awarded Jeremy Nathans the inaugural Welch Award for Excellence in Basic Science Research during a ceremony at Welch Library.

Ed Lazowska wins 2026 UW Distinguished Teaching Legacy AwardScience

Ed Lazowska wins 2026 UW Distinguished Teaching Legacy Award

The University of Washington honors Professor Emeritus Ed Lazowska with the 2026 Distinguished Teaching Legacy Award for his long career in computer science.

Genetic study identifies new link to human right-hand dominanceScience

Genetic study identifies new link to human right-hand dominance

Oxford University researchers Thomas Püschel and Rachel Hurwitz identified new genetic links explaining why humans overwhelmingly prefer using the right hand.

Extreme heat exposure measurably degrades human cognitive functionScience

Extreme heat exposure measurably degrades human cognitive function

George Washington University economist Adam Dean reports that extreme heat exposure measurably slows human reaction times and impairs vital decision-making.

Theo Guenais develops methods to verify AI decision-making accuracyScience

Theo Guenais develops methods to verify AI decision-making accuracy

Harvard graduate Theo Guenais creates new mathematical methods to verify AI decision-making accuracy and quantify uncertainty in complex machine systems.

Holmes details how science molded Young Tennyson's poetryScience

Holmes details how science molded Young Tennyson's poetry

Navigating the Boundless Deep: How Science Forged a Poet's Soul Amidst a Crisis of Belief In the mid-19th century, as scientific understanding of the unive...

Alicia Salazar Contreras advances equitable speech pathology for allScience

Alicia Salazar Contreras advances equitable speech pathology for all

In a nation increasingly rich in linguistic diversity, the question of how to provide equitable and effective healthcare services, particularly in speciali...

Reyes, de Ghetaldi, Suntzeff Receive 2026 UCSC Science AwardsScience

Reyes, de Ghetaldi, Suntzeff Receive 2026 UCSC Science Awards

UCSC honors Gregory Reyes, Larry de Ghetaldi, and Nicholas Suntzeff with 2026 Science Awards for their work in biomedical research, healthcare policy, and ...

Rowan's first data science PhD tackles AI's 'black-box' challengeScience

Rowan's first data science PhD tackles AI's 'black-box' challenge

Rowan University graduates its first data science PhD, Dr. Gulsum Alicioglu, tackling AI's opaque "black-box" challenge.

Diet Coke & Mentos Nucleation Powers Geyser EruptionsScience

Diet Coke & Mentos Nucleation Powers Geyser Eruptions

Meteorologist Sarah Spivey explains the science behind the Diet Coke and Mentos geyser eruption for KSAT Weather Authority's "Science with Sarah.

Rapid DNA mapping earns Klenerman, Balasubramanian, Mayer top awardScience

Rapid DNA mapping earns Klenerman, Balasubramanian, Mayer top award

David Klenerman, Shankar Balasubramanian, and Pascal Mayer win Princess of Asturias Award for rapid DNA sequencing technology.