Research & Discovery

MSW student Alexis (Wyckoff) Nelson

MSW Students Pursue Passion-Driven Research Through Independent Study

Students work under the guidance of a faculty member to develop skills needed for research-focused social work careers

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UConn Medical Students Always Advancing Scientific Knowledge

The highly successful Summer Research Program is powered by generous donations to the Dean’s Discovery Fellowship Fund

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‘A Hell of Horrors’: Confronting Bias in US Reporting on Haiti

UConn School of Public Policy associate professor Thomas Craemer analyzes years of news coverage

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Different Continents, Similar Dedication

Two UConn senior leaders attended an international summit in Johannesburg, learning that peer universities all over the globe are facing familiar challenges to research and higher education.

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UConn Leverages AI to Personalize Learning for Student Success

An AI-powered approach to help neurodiverse students succeed in learning

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UConn-led Project Promotes Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities

Funded by a $500,000 NSF grant, the two-year initiative spearheaded by researchers at UConn-based Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaptation (CIRCA) will ensure coastal communities have access to the expertise and tools needed to develop and implement strategies and policies that make them more resilient to the effects of extreme weather and climate change

Tracy Zarillo from the CT Agriculture Experiment Station speaks to conference attendees

UConn’s Native Plants and Pollinators Conference Draws Strong External Engagement

The fifth biannual Native Plants and Pollinators Conference brought together professionals and enthusiasts from across Connecticut

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Understanding the Scars of Kidney Disease

About one in seven American adults has chronic kidney disease

Jeffrey McCutcheon leading a tour through CCAST.

UConn Engineering Selected to Receive $3M in Federal Funding for Wastewater Research

This fund is part of the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Program to eliminate waste of essential minerals and increase domestic resiliency

Dr. Feldstein Ewing smiling in her office with brain scans on computer.

Brain Scans May Signal Which Therapy Tactics Work Best for Youths

Connecticut and Texas researchers working together to advance testing of the effectiveness of group motivational interviewing for youths struggling with addiction.