Connecting agriculture, public gardens and science
Groups collaborate on future ventures
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TV watching is the lifestyle habit most strongly associated with obesity in children
ISGlobal team studies the role of five different lifestyle habits in the development of childhood overweight and obesity
Read moreNew Orleans to host cutting-edge linguistic research in January
(Washington, DC) – Research presentations on topics as diverse as whether climate affects the sounds in your language, what TM
Read moreSchool citizen science project dramatically improves children’s knowledge of UK mammals
Participation in citizen science camera trap project dramatically increased school children’s knowledge of UK mammals
Read moreERC awards EUR 600 million to Europe’s top researchers
How will climate change shape the Earth’s surface? What are the long-term health effects of food additives? How can online
Read moreImages of discovery
AIBS selects 2019 Faces of Biology Photo Contest winners
Read moreWhat happens when your favorite PBS hosts eat miracle berries?
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 2019 — Miracle berries cause sour foods to taste sweet, but do they have limits? This week
Read moreAvila receives funding for teacher preparation in visual impairment
Kimberly R. Avila, Visual Impairment Consortium and Assistant Professor, College of Education and Human Development, received $299,553 from the U.S.
Read moreAllen receives funding from GMU Foundation for Center for Peacemaking Practice
Susan Allen, Associate Professor, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, received $10,000 from the George Mason University Foundation for the
Read moreJerome receives funding to help teachers support students with severe disabilities, autism
Marci B. Jerome, Severe Disabilities Program Coordinator, Kellar Institute for Human disAbilities, received $454,955 from the U.S. Department of Education
Read moreKim receives funding for course on campaign development
Sojung Kim, Professor, Communication, received $2,000 from the Free Speech Center at Middle Tennessee State University for: “COMM 331 PR
Read moreRegan, Baker and Weiss receive funding for traineeship
Kelley Regan, Associate Professor, Special Education and disAbility Research, College of Education and Human Development, Pamela Baker, Director, Special Education
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