Increasing the Pressure on Skin Infections

Amber Doiron (CEMS) was awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER Award for their work in fighting biofilms.
Amber Doiron tearing wound dressing apart

A public health crisis is looming over nearly every medical facility in the country. Each year, over six million people are affected and over 200,000 people die from it. Treating this threat costs tens of billions of dollars annually. And perhaps the most troubling aspect of this threat is that it’s microscopic, making itself known only when it has grown to a critical, troubling mass.

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Researchers and Data Managers Gather for UVM Libraries' Day of Data

The University of Vermont’s first-ever Day of Data brought together a room full of researchers and data managers to talk shop. At the all-day event on Tuesday, January 9, in the Waterman Building, seven speakers discussed best practices in data methods during sessions about data analysis, data storage at UVM, data sharing, data ethics and data visualization. 

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Laptop with ORCID graphic on the screen.

UVM Announces ORCID iD Integration and Important (and Easy!) Steps for Researchers

Give your research the visibility and safekeeping it merits by taking two important steps: Create an ORCID® iD and connect it to UVM

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