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  • Rudd Center's Brownell is on a Mission: Improve World's Diet, Prevent Obesity, Fight Weight Gain Stigma
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Low-Level Nitrogen Pollution More Harmful Than Thought
    • US Climate Change Research Program Making Progress in Documenting Changes, Lagging in Study of Impact on Humans
    • New Study Examines Benefits of the Satellite Age
    • Report Cites Success of US Plant Genome Sequencing Initiative, Urges Broader Mission
    • NASA's K-12 Education Program Falling Short
    • New Web Resource for Drinking Water
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

  • Hopes, Promises and Expectations for Connecticut's Stem Cell Research Program
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Open Exchange of Research Critical to National Security
    • Sleep Deprivation and Emotion
    • MRSA More Common Than Thought
    • Competition from Abroad Threatens US Lead in Mechanical Engineering Basic Research
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

  • NASA Space Grant Consortium Supports Research at State’s Colleges, Universities
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Report Recommends Nutrition Standards For ‘Competitive’ Foods and Drinks Sold in Nation’s Schools
    • Foreign Languages & International Education Need More Support from Nation’s Education System
    • Scientific Advances Offer New Directions and Approaches for Testing Chemicals for Toxicity
    • Millions of Americans Take Medications Incorrectly
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

  • Biodiesel Holds Promise as New Energy Source, Economic Boon for Connecticut
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • News from the National Academies:
    • National Academies Join International Call for World Leaders to Address Global Climate Change and Energy Access Issues
    • New Report Examines Environmental Impacts of Wind Energy Projects
    • New Science of Metagenomics May Revolutionize Understanding of Microbial World
    • VA Urged to Revise Its Methods for Evaluating and Compensating Vets for PTSD
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State
  • Using Animals and Deep Sea Exploration to 'Capture the Imagination' of Future Scientists at Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Study Urges Laser Technology for New Floodplain Maps
    • NAE Announces Grainger Challenge Prize Winners
    • More Small-Scale, Low-Cost Space Missions Urged
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 21,4 (Winter 2006):

  • UConn Scientist Plays Key Role in International Marine Census
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration
  • Banucci Awarded CT Medal of Technology
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Consumers Need Better Guidance for Seafood Choices
    • Possible Link Between Military Service and ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease)
    • Some North American Pollinators Declining
    • Foreign Technologies Could Help US Army Facilitate Destruction of Buried Chemical Weapons
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

 

Volume 21,3 (Fall 2006):

  • Distributed Generation: One Solution to CT's Burgeoning Energy Needs
  • Update: The Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration Releases Educational Videos and Classroom Activities
  • News from the National Academies:
    • Strengthening the Foundation of US Aviation Research
    • Alternatives to Indian Point Nuclear Plant
    • Lower Acceptable Natural Fluoride Levels Urged
    • Temperature Data by "Proxy"
  • In Briefs: Science and Technology News from Around the State

Volume 21,2 (Summer 2006):


Volume 20,4 (Winter 2005):

Volume 20,3 (Fall 2005):

Volume 20,2 (Summer 2005):

Volume 20,1 (Spring 2005):


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