When UConn Meets NASA
“Mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before (apologies...
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A Woman in STEM? Yes She Can!
In the last century, there have been numerous achievements that have contributed to the progression of science, technology, engineering,...
The Research Survival Guide: Q&A with Lylah Deady and Elizabeth (Liz) Knapp
The Sun Lab is located in a locked hallway in a quiet section of the Pharm/Bio building.The Sun Lab focuses on studying the mechanism of...
Does Alternative Medicine Work?
A visit to the doctor usually includes prescribed medication, bed rest, and obvious advice we can simply find online. Alternative...
C6H12O(6) NO!
Contrary to how much walking you do and how many times you go to the gym each day, sugar is slowly but surely killing Americans. Each...
Antibiotic Resistance Today
Advent of Antibacterials Penicillin, utilized in the early 1940’s, spurred a medical revolution advancing health and longevity....
Undergrad Student Spotlight: STEM in Corporate America
The main reason I came to UConn was because I knew that it would open up all kinds of opportunities. As an accounting major, I had always...
Scientist of the Semester: Dr. Paulo Verardi
Dr. Paulo Verardi is a virologist studying the creation of vaccines for life-threatening diseases. More recently, Paulo Verardi and his...
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