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September 8, 2016

Getting the lead out

8/26/2016 | Although exposure to lead and other poisonous heavy metals like manganese has been reduced in the U.S. since the passage of the Clean Air and Clean Water acts...

September 8, 2016

Professor’s research targets speech development in toddlers with cochlear implants

8/26/2016 | The American Academy of Pediatrics estimates three per 1,000 babies are born with moderate to profound hearing loss. But thanks to newborn hearing screenings, deaf and hard of...

September 8, 2016

Improving the quality of long-term care

8/26/2016 | When it comes to nursing homes, the question isn't if you or someone you love will require care in a nursing home. It's when. According to the Centers...

September 8, 2016

View from the lab: The Viper lab is leading the charge

08/5/2016 | The Vilas Pol Energy Research (ViPER) Laboratory focuses on rechargeable energy storage technology and has had success creating battery components from such everyday things as pollen, packing peanuts,...

September 8, 2016

Testing Matters: Why using SAT and ACT scores for admissions still makes sense

08/16/2016 | Certain academic phrases can spark a heated debate almost anywhere. Consider the possible roundtable discussions pouring forth from the mere mention of such lightning rods as “the Common...

May 19, 2016

Burial sites show how Nubians, Egyptians integrated communities thousands of years ago in Nile River Valley area

05/18/2016 | New bioarchaeological evidence shows that Nubians and Egyptians integrated into a community, and even married, in ancient Sudan, according to new research from a Purdue University anthropologist. “There...

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