LAS News

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What will be the effect of changing bird names?
Historian reflects on a recent decision to change names that honor people
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Brent Roberts
Six LAS professors rank among the world's most influential
Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers list recognizes most-cited publications
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Protecting life and property with the National Weather Service
LAS@Work with Devin Chehak
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Faculty members start new leadership posts
Nineteen faculty members take new executive officer positions for 2023-24
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Cathy Murphy
Cathy Murphy named interim director of Beckman Institute
Chemist will serve in the role during national search for a new director
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The long afterlife of whaling
English professor's new book describes how hunting whales shaped U.S. culture even after the advent of petroleum
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Researchers
Recycling study demonstrates new possibilities for a circular plastics economy powered by renewable energy
Chemistry research addresses the roughly 400 metric tons of plastic produced annually
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Revolution at the five and dime
Known as the queen of lesbian pulp fiction, Ann Thayer Weldy helped readers find comfort—and themselves—in her books
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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