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Amazon gets an 'F' from the Carbon Disclosure Project
Many corporate giants have disclosed data on their carbon emissions to CDP, but Amazon is now the largest U.S. company by market value to refuse to answer their questions.
11/02/2016 -
Racial violence and injustice is 'not just a few bad apples'
As we come to the end of a very long presidential election cycle, what can we do to remedy our legacy of racial injustice and move forward?
10/31/2016 -
Video | Shortage of bone marrow donors
UW sociologist Alexes Harris addresses the shortage of bone marrow donors for African Americans and those of mixed race origins as she battles a rare blood cancer.
10/31/2016 -
How dogs use smell to see--and save--the world
UW biologists use Tucker, a rescue dog, to gather information about killer whales.
10/27/2016 -
Kepler finds scores of planets around cool dwarf stars
NASA’s rebooted mission, K2, seeks out new worlds closely orbiting stars smaller than the Sun.
10/26/2016 -
Renaissance Europe Was Horrified by Reports of a Sea Monster That Looked Like a Monk Wearing Fish Scales
In the 16th century, the so-called “sea monk” became the talk of Europe. Drawings of the half-man, half-fish “monster” were circulated across the continent.
10/26/2016 -
Should young women sell their eggs?
UW's Nancy Kenney weighs in on the health risks for young women donating their eggs.
10/24/2016 -
Research in complex computational problems snares Packard honors for UW’s Thomas Rothvoss
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation has awarded a prestigious fellowship to University of Washington assistant professor Thomas Rothvoss.
10/24/2016 -
Meet the minds behind Axiomatic: An art project based in theoretical mathematics
Timea Tihanyi with the UW's School of Art and Jayadev Athreya, associate professor of mathematics at the UW, say art and math are much more similar than we often think.
10/24/2016 -
Voices From Here: Coloring Washington Red And Blue Misses What We Have In Common
Before KNKX features conversations with five different people who live in the Puget Sound area, they spent a moment with David Domke, professor of political communication at UW.
10/24/2016