• UConn Researchers at Forefront of Genome Editing The pioneering technology may lead to new treatments and cures for devastating conditions such as cancer and autism.
  

• May 24, 2013 Eight UConn Professors Inducted into Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering Eight UConn faculty were inducted as new members, and distinguished professor-in-residence Anthony DeMaria received the Distinguished Service Award.
• May 24, 2013 Recent Graduate Finds Early Writing Success In the two years since he graduated, Tim Stobierski has published a collection of poems, been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and been interviewed by NPR.
• May 23, 2013 Old School Friends Bring New School Flair to Plans for Asian Restaurant Three recent UConn graduates plan to open a Japanese restaurant in Storrs Center that is intended to parallel edgy restaurants in major cities.
• May 23, 2013 Travelers EDGE Helps First Generation UConn Students Get a Degree and a Career A Travelers program for first-generation students at UConn helps them prepare for careers in the insurance and financial services industry.
• May 21, 2013 UConn Researchers Develop Some of the World’s Smallest Metallic Nanorods The development could have a major technological impact in electronics, energy, and manufacturing.
• May 20, 2013 Human-like Opponents Lead to More Aggression in Video Game Players, UConn Study Finds Researchers measured gamers’ levels of verbal, cognitive, and physical aggression when battling both human-like and non-human opponents.

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