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Biologists Give Talk on Slime Molds at International Meeting
Steve Stephenson and Fred Spiegel gave invited lectures at the 10th International Congress on the Systematics and Ecology of Myxomycetes, held Feb. 25-28 in Turrialba, Costa Rica.
Researcher One of Hundreds of Scientists Taking a Deep Look at Deep Carbon
When the carbon cycle gets out of balance and affects the earth's atmosphere, Celina Suarez, associate professor of geosciences, gets interested. Find out more about her work in Research Frontiers.
March at Garvan Woodland Gardens Features Flint-Knapping Demo and Celebrate Spring Event
Garvan Woodland Gardens will burst into bloom in March with its annual spring bulb display, along with photography workshops, yoga, health walks, an archeology event and an afternoon tea.
New Study Results Consistent With Dog Domestication During Ice Age
A research team performed dental microwear analysis on canid fossils from a Paleolithic site in the Czech Republic.
Renovation of Senior Walk's First 50 Years Scheduled to Begin This Month
Work to repair and renovate the first 50 years of Senior Walk, as well as the east plaza at Old Main, will begin in late February.
Resiliency Center Director Marty Matlock Named Chair of National Council's Leaders' Alliance
Marty Matlock, executive director of the University of Arkansas Resiliency Center, was recently elected to chair the Leaders' Alliance of the National Council for Science and the Environment.
Samuel Binns Named Buffalo National River's Artist-in-Residence
Samuel Binns, a poet in the M.F.A. Program in Creative Writing and Translation, received an Artists 360 award from Mid-America Arts Alliance earlier this year.
Short Documentary Highlights UREC Outdoors Leadership Program on the Rio Grande River
In early 2020 a group of University Recreation student employees will spend five days canoeing and canyoneering in the desert along the Rio Grande River, part of the UREC Outdoor Leadership Institute.
'TransMap' Will Ensure Reliable and Efficient Transportation Networks
MarTREC researchers received a $1.5 million award to develop a data-driven map that will aid decisions on transportation infrastructure.
Seminar on Role of Trees as Crowbars, Rhythmic Tap Dancers and Amplifiers in Soil Production
Jill Marshall, assistant professor of geosciences, will give a seminar at 10:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 6, in White Engineering Hall, room 219, and discuss how trees affect bedrock and produce soil.