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Postdocs Speak for Science at the 10th Annual Research Day - UConn Today (opens the original)
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In the future, all medical topics will be famous for four minutes Postdoctoral researchers from UConn Health and the Jackson Laboratories competed against each other on Sept. 17 to give the best short presentation on their research topic. The Speak4Science event was the highlight of the 10th Annual Postdoc Research Day. “They were given a tough assignment,” to explain the significance of their research in four minutes or less, says Chris Heinan, director of postdoctoral affairs and molecular onc
Beyond BMI: Waist Size Shows Who is Most at Risk from Pollution - UConn Today (opens the original)
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Although people with excessive fat around the abdominal organs had greater risks of health complications, they also benefited more from HEPA filters Ultrafine particulate air pollution floats through the air like a miasma, leaving heart disease, dementia, and asthma in its wake. But ultrafine pollution doesn’t affect everyone equally. Researchers from the University of Connecticut and Tufts University report on July 28 in the American Journal of Preventive Cardiology that a larger waist—indicati
Sleeping Sickness Parasite Has a Newly Discovered Weak Spot - UConn Today (opens the original)
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UConn researchers have found that a crucial enzyme could be the key to safer, more effective medicines African sleeping sickness and related diseases can only be treated with toxic and sometimes ineffective drugs. Now, University of Connecticut researchers show in the June 24 issue of Nucleic Acids Research that a crucial enzyme could be the key to safer, more effective medicines. Sleeping sickness, Chagas disease, and leishmaniasis are all caused by trypanosomes and leishmanias, a group of sing
Choose Your Own Adventure: The Tagging of the Horseshoe Crab - UConn Today (opens the original)
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July 8, 2026 | Kim Krieger, and Sydney Herdle Getting muddy to discover more about a species older than dinosaurs Getting muddy to discover more about a species older than dinosaurs () There’s already a UConn student shirtless and up to his waist in Long Island Sound when we tag our first horseshoe crab. The water is only 64 degrees Fahrenheit on this breezy June morning. Not everyone is so keen to get wet. UConn’s Genome Ambassador Program and Sacred Heart University’s Project Limulus teamed up
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