March 2018

• March 22, 2018
  Fordham Institute

  More evidence that poverty obscures schools’ recognition of giftedness

• March 22, 2018
  Science Daily

  Systems approaches to optimizing deep brain stimulation therapies in Parkinson’s disease

• March 21, 2018
  New York Times

  Buoyed by Financial Support, Military Veterans Are a Growing Part of the Paralympics

• March 21, 2018
  Newsweek

  There’s So Much Plastic in Oceans Scientists Want to Study it from Space

• March 21, 2018
  Cape Cod Times

  Bill would end challenge to Mashpee tribe’s reservation land decision

• March 20, 2018
  Westfair Communications

  Connecticut shellfish industry, going strong, hopes for EU breakthrough

• March 20, 2018
  Science Newsline

  Long-term monitoring is essential to effective environmental policy

• March 20, 2018
  Washington Post

  In the TV thriller ‘Occupied,’ Russia has Western democracy on the run

• March 20, 2018
  MedPage Today

  SMART Strategy Lowers Asthma Exacerbation Risk

• March 20, 2018
  Health News Digest

  New Study Identifies Effective Treatments for Persistent Asthma

• March 19, 2018
  MachineDesign

  Single-Crystal Turbine Blades Earn ASME Milestone Status

• March 19, 2018
  NBC

  AmeriCorps volunteers and UConn students clean up vacant Flint property

• March 19, 2018
  Salon

  What makes Kim Jong Un tick?

• March 19, 2018
  Daily Messenger

  Wanted: Civic Courage

• March 19, 2018
  CNBC

  Gig Workers: Your paycheck could be in bitcoin sooner than you think

• March 19, 2018
  artdaily.org

  Scientists discover evidence of early human innovation, pushing back evolutionary timeline

• March 16, 2018
  The Social Science Research Council

  Political myopia and prophetic vision

• March 16, 2018
  Washington Post

  Prince of Providence: Notorious mayor gets stage treatment

• March 16, 2018
  Associated Press

  Book about notorious Rhode Island mayor to be made into play

• March 16, 2018
  Health News Digest

  Brain Awareness: Toward Growing an Artificial Mind

• March 15, 2018
  CNBC

  4 ways the March Madness athletes can teach you to win at work

• March 15, 2018
  Science Daily

  Scientists discover evidence of early human innovation, pushing back evolutionary timeline

• March 15, 2018
  Journal of Animal Ecology

  Frogs and Herbicides: A Gut Feeling

• March 15, 2018
  Baltimore Sun

  The Jones Act made Puerto Ricans citizens, yet not fully American

• March 15, 2018
  Reuters

  Weight loss spreads within couples in ‘ripple effect’

• March 15, 2018
  Salon

  While Mexico plays politics with its water, some cities flood and others go dry

• March 15, 2018
  Health News Digest

  Can Caffeine Save the Tiniest Babies’ Brains?

• March 14, 2018
  Ms. Magazine

  The 2018 Women’s Marches by the Numbers

• March 14, 2018
  Newsweek

  New Video Game Described as ‘Absurdly Sexist’

• March 13, 2018
  Reuters

  Newer gout drug poses risk to heart patients

• March 13, 2018
  New York Times

  Trump Plans to View Wall Prototypes. Here Are Some He Won’t See.

• March 13, 2018
  People magazine

  What to Know About Dehydration, the Condition that Caused Tim McGraw to Collapse

• March 12, 2018
  Shape magazine

  How to Stay Hydrated When Training for an Endurance Race

• March 12, 2018
  CNBC

  What makes Kim Jong Un tick?

• March 12, 2018
  Associated Press

  Chief Justice Nomination Enveloped by Politicking

• March 12, 2018
  Associated Press

  Student walkout over guns poses balancing act for schools

• March 12, 2018
  Salon

  Will holding the cheese and chocolate milk on Happy Meals make a difference?

• March 12, 2018
  Boston Globe

  Number of local music acts at SXSW doubled this year

• March 9, 2018
  Phys.org

  Startup Develops Technology to Make Carbon-zero Fuels for Less than Fossil Fuels

• March 9, 2018
  Modern Medicine

  MS Drug Removal Leaves Patients with Fewer Options

• March 9, 2018
  National Education Policy Center

  Voucher Programs: Are the Promises Realized?

• March 9, 2018
  New York Times

  Issuing Bonds to Invest in People

• March 9, 2018
  Research & Development

  Engineered Cartilage Template Could Aid in Bone Repair

• March 9, 2018
  Engineering 360

  Strides in Regenerative Medicine: Bone Engineering

• March 9, 2018
  Science Daily

  Engineered cartilage template to heal broken bones

• March 8, 2018
  New York Review of Books

  UConn’s Sinha: Today’s Eerie Echoes of the Civil War

• March 8, 2018
  CNBC

  Gun owners may find getting self-defense insurance tougher following Florida shooting

• March 8, 2018
  National Science Foundation

  New method unearths climate data from ancient soils

• March 8, 2018
  EcoWatch

  While Mexico Plays Politics With Water, Some Cities Flood and Others Go Dry

• March 8, 2018
  Mexico News Daily

  Many water problems caused by corruption