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Landmark Calculation Clears the Way to Answering How Matter is Formed
Using the world's fastest supercomputers, a group of physicists that includes Thomas Blum has calculated with precision the decay of a subatomic particle.
Broken Pipe Affecting Campus Water Pressure
Facilities Operations estimates water issue will take 6 - 12 hours to resolve.
A Letter to My Patients
A UConn medical resident writes a letter to her current patients and to those she hasn’t met yet.
On the Radio – Health Center in the News May 2012
The link between hypertension and cognitive function, mother-child bonding, and bone marrow donor drive.
Huskies Confident Entering Big East Baseball Tournament
The Huskies defeated top-seed Louisville on Friday and move on to the next round. Saturday's game begins at 1:00 p.m.
Journeys of Faith
Gerald Krell '57 (SFA) is a documentary film maker whose overview of world religions is a response to current events.
Storrs Grants, March 2012
The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs (OSP) in March 2012. The list represents only new proposals awarded, and excludes continuations. The list is provided each month by OSP. Aindow, M., Chemical, Materials, & Biomolecular Engineering Characterization of Fracture Initiation of Low Cycle Fatigue Specimens in a High-Gamma Prime Containing P/M […]
UConn Law School Graduates Urged to Use Law to Benefit Society
Civil rights icon, Congressman John Lewis, delivered the Commencement speech to Law School graduates and received an honorary degree.
UConn Hypertension Specialist Begins National Leadership Role
Dr. William B. White is now president of the American Society of Hypertension.
New Liaison Links UConn Expertise with Industry’s Needs
Susan Froshauer, a biotech entrepreneur and former Pfizer researcher, takes the helm at UConn’s Tech-Knowledge Portal.