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Recycling Food Waste Would Bring Huge Benefits, But Microplastics a Challenge

More Like Parasites Than Tumors: Vermont Scientists Discover Transmissible Cancer in Catfish

Study Reveals Dengue Virus Infects Immune Cells Meant to Fight Disease

V-GaN Tech Hub Opens New Test and Characterization Facility to Accelerate Microelectronics from Lab to Fab

New Study Reveals Editorial Trends at Top Science Journals

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With advice from Olympic medalist Ben Ogden, over 3,700 Catamounts from 45 states graduated at UVM's 225th commencement.

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A newly launched UVM monitoring station will improve extreme weather and flood responses in Vermont.

ESPN

With Maureen Magarity joining UVM, a married couple will lead a university's men's and women's basketball teams for the first time.
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IceCore Supercomputer Advances a New Era of Discovery at UVM

UVM's next-generation supercomputer delivers 100 petaflops of GPU power—multiplying research capacity 25-fold and opening the door to breakthroughs for CEMS researchers and across campus.

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IceCore Supercomputer Advances a New Era of Discovery at UVM

UVM's next-generation supercomputer delivers 100 petaflops of GPU power—multiplying research capacity 25-fold and opening the door to breakthroughs for CEMS researchers and across campus.

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Research is a Public Good

UVM Faculty and Students Team Up on Toddler Research

Toddlerhood spans roughly ages 1 to 3 and is one of the most rapid, transformative periods of human...

Human Language is Biased Towards Safety, Major Study Reveals, Challenging 70-Year Scientific Consensus

A new UVM study challenges a widely accepted theory: that the meaning of words is organized around...

Six Robotic Weeders Are Coming To Vermont

They're bumblebee yellow and the size of a ride-on mower. They emit a whirring hum and small,...

University News and Impact

Molly Propst Selected as UVM’s Next Chief Human Resources Officer

Following a national search, Molly Propst has been appointed UVM’s next Chief Human Resources...

Vermont Legislature Honors UVM Professor and State Climatologist Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux

On April 23, 2026, the Vermont General Assembly read into public recorda Resolution recognizing...

Argosy Foundation Gifts $2M to Vermont Center for Cardiovascular and Brain Health

The Argosy Foundation has made a $2 million gift to support research at the Vermont Center for...

Student Success

The Mission Continues … at Larner

The excitement of the Artemis II launch, still fresh in our minds, reminds us of what science makes...

MPA Graduate Student Zane Zupan Named ASPA Founders’ Fellow

Zane Zupan, a Master of Public Administration (MPA) graduate student in the University of...

“I wish I’d known that I was going to do great.”

When Jenna McDonald graduated from the University of Vermont in 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in...

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What impact does maple sugaring have on the broader forest ecosystem? It’s a question that often goes unasked, yet biodiversity in maple forests is essential for the long-term health and productivity of Vermont’s forested landscape. A team of UVM undergraduate and graduate students led by Tim Rademacher, director of scientific research at the Proctor Maple Research Center, set out to explore that very question.

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