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  • No stink: Seattle's corpse flower may be a dud

    The corpse flower at the Volunteer Park Conservatory may be a dud. The flower, on loan from the UW biology department, has been removed after it failed to reach its full bloom.

    09/07/2016
  • Why Do Small Dogs Live Longer Than Big Dogs?

    Researchers at the University of Washington are hoping to answer that question. NPR's Scott Simon talks to biology and pathology professor Daniel Promislow about the Dog Aging Project.

    09/06/2016
  • KOMO Radio | UW's Pepper Schwartz on Anthony Weiner's behavior

    KOMO Radio's Herb Weisbaum interviews Pepper Schwartz, professor of sociology at the UW, about the scandal surrounding politician Anthony Weiner. 

    09/02/2016
  • Corpse plant is ready to reek it up at Volunteer Park Conservatory

    The 12-year-old corpse plant, Amorphophallus titanum, is beginning to bloom at Seattle’s Volunteer Park Conservatory.

    09/02/2016
  • Paul Allen's elephant census gives 'bulletproof' data on elephant declines across Africa

    An African elephant census financed by Paul Allen has found that populations fell by 30 percent in seven years. But there were some bright spots where animal numbers were on the rise.

    09/02/2016
  • Is the nearest alien planet Proxima b habitable? 'It's complicated'

    The discovery of an Earth-size planet around the nearest star to Earth has generated a lot of buzz, and even speculation that a robotic probe may soon visit the world.

    09/02/2016
  • Proxima’s progress: Why it’ll take years to learn what closest exoplanet is really like

    University of Washington astronomer Rory Barnes says Proxima Centauri b is the biggest discovery in 20 years for planet hunters like himself.
    08/31/2016 | Geek Wire
  • UW astrobiologists take discovery of new planet to the next phase

    The University of Washington-based Virtual Planetary Laboratory is taking the discovery of the nearest planet found to our own solar system to the next phase.
    08/31/2016 | King 5
  • KOMO Radio | Is Proxima b really habitable?

    KOMO Radio's Herb Weisbaum interviews Rory Barnes, professor of astronomy at the UW, about the potential for habitability of Proxima b.
    08/31/2016 | KOMO
  • Is the nearest alien planet Proxima b habitable? 'It's complicated'

    The discovery of a roughly Earth-size planet around Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to Earth, has generated a lot of buzz.
    08/31/2016 | Space
  • The Dog Aging Project Wants to Help Your Pet Live Longer

    Biologists at the University of Washington are launching a long-term study that involves testing medications that could enhance dogs' life spans.

    08/30/2016
  • Plants’ future water use affects long-term drought estimates

    A study led by the University of Washington shows that popular long-term drought estimates have a major flaw.

    08/30/2016
  • Baby Talk: The Surprising Reason It's Good For Babies

    Baby talk is loved and hated amongst many, but what if baby talk was actually good for babies?

    08/29/2016
  • Study: Plants less thirsty as climate warms

    A warming planet might not dry out Earth as much as previously believed, because plants will become less thirsty as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rises, researchers said Monday.
    08/29/2016 | Yahoo News
  • Y’all need to chill about Proxima Centauri b

    In case you weren’t on Earth on Wednesday, here’s what you missed: Astronomers found a planet as close by as a planet could possibly be — in the nearest star system, Alpha Centauri.
    08/26/2016 | Wired

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