Climate Change, Coastlands And The Most Vulnerable Who Live There
A rising tide might lift all boats, but not everyone fares the same with rising seas. Monica Barra has documented
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Research
You’re More Likely to Fight Misinformation If You Think Others Are Being Duped
People in both the United States and China who think others are being duped by online misinformation about COVID-19 are
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UNC Study: Obesity Slows Progress Against Cancer Deaths
Cancer death rates have fallen dramatically in the United States, but factor in obesity, as researchers did at the University of
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Forensic Lab To Work With National Missing And Unidentified Persons System
NC State was recently announced as one of two forensic anthropology subcontractors with RTI International on the management of the National Missing and Unidentified
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Searching For the Next Viral Threat
Duke University infectious disease researchers are designing new ways to detect viral threats earlier in hopes that we can prevent
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Clemson Engineering Grad Sets Out To Help People Who Need It Most
Anish Chaluvadi decided he wanted to become an engineer after visiting family in India and seeing them prepare for daily
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New Duke University Vaccine Could Prevent Future Pandemics
A new vaccine under development at Duke University has the potential to protect against a broad variety of coronavirus infections
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Study Finds Ghost Forest ‘Tree Farts’ Contribute to Greenhouse Gas Emissions
A new study from North Carolina State University finds that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from standing dead trees in coastal
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Clemson Researcher Details Discovery Of Rare Alligators In SC
An article published in the journal “Southeastern Naturalist” by a Clemson University research scientist and others details the extraordinary finding
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Kizzy Joins Harvard After Developing Moderna Vaccine
UNC Chapel Hill alumna Kizzmekia Shanta Corbett joins the faculty at Harvard University’s prestigious T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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