Environment
New Leading Cause of Tree Death in U.S. Northeast Shifts From Logging to Natural Causes
One-of-a-kind experiment tracked plant evolution in response to climate change at 30 sites worldwide
Twenty feet of peat: Who lies beneath UVM’s newest Natural Area?
Could Rising Oil Prices and Political Uncertainty from War with Iran Fuel a New Era of Green Energy? UVM Experts Weigh in.
UVM Awarded STARS Gold Rating for Sustainability
UVM Study Finds Wildfire Smoke Worsened Pediatric Asthma in the Northeast
In the first study of wildfire smoke’s effects on children with asthma in the Northeast, UVM researchers reveal growing health risks for the region as climate change fuels more smoke-filled summers.
UVM Study Finds Wildfire Smoke Worsened Pediatric Asthma in the Northeast
In the first study of wildfire smoke’s effects on children with asthma in the Northeast, UVM researchers reveal growing health risks for the region as climate change fuels more smoke-filled summers.
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Health and Medicine
R1 Larner Spotlight: New Strategy to Stop Multiple Sclerosis Progression
Why Qualitative Research Matters: Q&A With Elise Tarbi, PhD, AGPCNP-BC
UVM Larner College of Medicine to Launch New Online Doctor of Public Health Program in Fall 2026
What Are Clinical Trials? Should You Participate?
R1 Larner Spotlight: New Evidence from Larner Researchers Points to Potential Treatment for Vascular Dementia
A UVM-Tested Dengue Vaccine Gains First Major Approval
The world’s first single-dose vaccine to prevent dengue fever has been approved for licensure in one of the largest countries affected by the disease, following 16 years of research by scientists at the UVM, in partnership with the NIH and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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The world’s first single-dose vaccine to prevent dengue fever has been approved for licensure in one of the largest countries affected by the disease, following 16 years of research by scientists at the UVM, in partnership with the NIH and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Culture and Society
Naturally Fearless? A UVM Neuroscientist on How Elite Athletes View Risk
Faculty‑Led Research Connects Global Myrrh Supply Chains to SI‑MBA Learning
Community Schools: A Blueprint for Vermont Schools?
Video Game Reveals People Value Feeding Their Neighbors—Even at a Cost to Themselves
The Transformation of Presidential Power: Examining the U.S. Presidency through Law, Politics, and History
