CNS News
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Infant Gut Bacteria Uses Nitrogen from Breast Milk to Support Overall Health
UMass Amherst research may lead to improved infant health around the world -
How to Break the Universe and Other Adventures in the Department of Astronomy
A team of astronomers, including assistant professor Kate Whitaker, recently published research that many popular publications have said “breaks the universe.” -
UMass Amherst Leading the Charge of Convergence Education in STEM
Replicating the UMass iCons Model at Central Michigan and the University of Vermont -
Cam Anderson, Stockbridge Doctoral Student, Tells Congress to Follow the Research
The Ph.D. student recently advocated for new policies based on research -
Department of Mathematics and Statistics Providing Scholarships to Boost Diversity
Federal grant will provide $10,000 per year to help lower educational barriers for underrepresented college students; application window open until April 1 -
Mahoney Life Sciences Prize Awarded to Biologist, Lynn Adler
Adler’s pioneering work illuminates the relationship between pollinators, flowers and disease -
Celebrate the Spring Equinox, March 20, at the UMass Sunwheel
In-person gathering at sunrise and sunset -
Physicist, Michael Ramsey- Musolf, Receives One of Physics' Highest Awards
The professor of physics has been recognized with the American Physical Society’s prestigious Herman Feshbach Prize in Theoretical Nuclear Physics -
Lucas Griffin, Environmental Conservation, Wins Early Career Research Excellence Award at World Recreational Fishing Conference
The postdoctoral research associate was recently honored in Melbourne, Australia -
Michael Rawlins, Earth, Geographic, and Climate Sciences Associate Professor, Delivers a TEDx Presentation on Climate Change in the Northeast
Watch the video: Climate Change in the Northeast U.S.: Adaptation Actionable Ideas
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