Environment ·
A Bright Idea: Reducing Energy Through Material Reuse
AU reduces waste by reusing materials from demolition during recent tunnel renovation.
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Taking the Temperature of Global Warming
SIS professor Dana Fisher and a team of researchers polled participants about climate change at the March to End Fossil Fuels.
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Is DC’s Anacostia River on the Rebound and Safe for Swimming?
Environmental science department chair and associate professor Karen Knee answers our question of the week
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Energy-saving LED lights come to Mary Graydon Center and Roper Hall
Renovations this summer brought energy-saving LED lights to Mary Graydon Center and Roper Hall
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Technology ·
Two Facts and a Fiction: Droning on about AI in the Military
SIS professor Trey Herr on the United States's Pentagon-sized investment in generative AI and what's next for the technology
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Hurricanes, Wildfires and Heat Waves: Is Extreme Weather Our New Normal?
Professor Stephen MacAvoy answers our question of the week
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Shedding Light on Distant Stars
CAS student Cassie Daniele working on National Science Foundation-funded astronomy research
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Environment ·
Two Facts and a Fiction: Heat Wave
AU atmospheric scientist Valentina Aquila explains what on Earth is happening on the heels of the hottest June on record
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Research Protecting Some of World’s Most Threatened Wetlands
MS student Nina Mewborne analyzing data from her spring fieldwork in American Samoa
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Deep Sea Exploration May Hold Clues to Climate Warming, Origins of Life, and More
Professor of Environmental Science Stephen MacAvoy shares his expertise on research in the deep sea, one of the greatest unexplored scientific frontiers
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