Faculty
International Melville Conference at UConn Avery Point to Celebrate ‘Moby-Dick’ Author
About two dozen framed artworks on loan from The Melville Society are part of a concurrent exhibition at the Alexey von Schlippe Gallery of Art from now through June 19
It’s Not the Game, It’s the Group: Sports Fans Connect the Most Over Rituals
The study, by a UConn team of scientists, shows that levels of emotional connection and euphoria are on average higher during intense pre-game rituals than they are during the game itself
Physics Breakthrough to Evaluate Fundamental Theory of Nature
The Muon g-2 Theory Initiative has published a white paper on the theoretical calculation of the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon, which will be compared with experimental results
Scientists Develop New Blood-Based Proteomic Score to Predict Healthspan and Disease Risk
UConn School of Medicine study published in PNAS introduces Healthspan Proteomic Score as a biomarker for healthy aging
Meet the Researcher: Natale Sciolino, CLAS
Assistant professor of physiology and neurobiology Natale Sciolino is fostering the next generation of UConn neuroscientists
InCHIP’s Weight Management Research Group Publishes NIH Trial Results in Top Medical Journal
Directors of InCHIP's Weight Management Research Group Tricia Leahey and Amy Gorin's latest study published in JAMA Internal Medicine underscores the power of patient-provided care for weight loss maintenance
Young Dung Reinvigorates Old Mice
Researchers are working to identify the bacteria responsible for the anti-aging effects, and maybe develop a probiotic that can benefit humans
UConn Among First to Offer Experiential Learning in Decentralized Artificial Intelligence
Stamford-based Yuma experts to mentor students as they strive to solve business challenges
Split Supreme Court Blocks Oklahoma’s Catholic Charter School
The Supreme Court’s order has blocked this particular charter school, but similar issues could emerge in future cases
When Doctors Don’t Believe Their Patients
Medical gaslighting stems from centuries of gender bias in medicine