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03/22/2018
The Use of Human Subjects, Animals, Radiation, Chemicals, and Recombinant DNA in Research
03/22/2018
Export Control
03/19/2018
Public Radio taps Scripps Gerontology and the Knolls for expertise on aging
“Cincinnati Edition,” an hour-long weekday program, went on the road March 7 for a show discussing the issues of aging. The program originated in the Athletic Performance Center adjacent to Miami’s Yager Stadium. The program is a production of Cincinnati Public Radio, which operates the Miami University station WMUB as well as WVXU.
03/14/2018
Changing views through history: Japan's only female shogun and her significance to historical research
On Tuesday, March 6, Dr. Alan Lew from Northern Arizona University presented his lecture "Tourism and Global Consciousness" as part of the Critical Tourism course and public lecture series put on by the Department of Global and Intercultural Studies (GIC)
03/14/2018
Alex Mazursky researches fluid to help people "feel" the digital world
Applications include video games and training simulations
03/13/2018
Why We Need More Health Education. And How One Professor is Answering the Call.
Society is in the midst of a serious health crisis, and it’s often an epidemic of our own making. On average, we tend to eat too poorly, stress too much, sleep too little, and exercise even less. These unhealthy behaviors all lead to what’s collectively known as chronic disease and it’s the leading cause of death in America today.
03/12/2018
Phyllis Cummins on older workers
Phyllis Cummins (Scripps Gerontology Center) is quoted in a story about local employers struggle to find workers.
03/09/2018
The rocks that joined the Americas: Is there a connection between climate and evolution of life?
As part of the GeoPRISMS Distinguished Lectureship Program, Miami University's Department of Geology & Environmental Earth Science was proud to host Dr. Esteban Gazel on Thursday, March 1 in Shideler Hall
03/06/2018
How do we help transgender children thrive? Be more affirming and supportive.
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