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How the gene behind Huntington’s disease could be neutralized	Her most important slide showed decreases in the level of mutant huntingtin in trial participants’ CSF — indicative of reduced levels of the toxic protein in their brains — that were proportional to the amounts of drug the volunteers had received. At the two highest doses, production of the…	2018-05-30
�� researcher continues watermelon snow project	Western Washington University biology professor Robin Kodner, who is leading “The Living Snow Project,” shared updates about the research Wednesday as part of the university’s annual “Science and the UniverCity” lecture series that is free and open to the public. “�Ħ	2018-05-29
Deep beneath the Pacific, another active Hawaiian volcano waits to emerge	Although no one directly witnessed the eruption — as that would mean waiting in a deep-sea submersible at a reasonable distance away — scientists still knew about it. Lo‘ihi sits on the side of the Big Island, so the strong earthquakes that typically accompany eruptions were picked…	2018-05-18
Register for the Northwest Worm Meeting by May 18		2018-05-15
�� Professor Uses Lasers and 3D Printers to Bring Western’s Fossil Collection into the Digital Era		2018-05-10
�� Researchers Unveil New Study on the Economic Impact of Regional Food Banks		2018-05-02
Geology's Sean Mulcahy has paper published in 'Tectonics'		2018-04-20
Environmental Science’s Erika McPhee-Shaw invited to speak at Cornell		2018-04-16
The surest path to a green card may be an investor visa — at least for anybody with $500,000 to spare	Researchers at Western Washington University found the visa program generated more than $11.2 billion in capital investment between 2014 and 2015 for development projects across the country. It also created more than 207,000 U.S. jobs — or 4% of the private sector job growth between 2014…	2018-04-10
Pilot Projects and Grant-in-Aid Awards		2018-04-03

How the gene behind Huntington’s disease could be neutralized

Her most important slide showed decreases in the level of mutant huntingtin in trial participants’ CSF — indicative of reduced levels of the toxic protein in their brains — that were proportional to the amounts of drug the volunteers had received. At the two highest doses, production of the…

2018-05-30

�� researcher continues watermelon snow project

Western Washington University biology professor Robin Kodner, who is leading “The Living Snow Project,” shared updates about the research Wednesday as part of the university’s annual “Science and the UniverCity” lecture series that is free and open to the public.

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2018-05-29

Deep beneath the Pacific, another active Hawaiian volcano waits to emerge

Although no one directly witnessed the eruption — as that would mean waiting in a deep-sea submersible at a reasonable distance away — scientists still knew about it. Lo‘ihi sits on the side of the Big Island, so the strong earthquakes that typically accompany eruptions were picked…

2018-05-18

Register for the Northwest Worm Meeting by May 18

2018-05-15

�� Professor Uses Lasers and 3D Printers to Bring Western’s Fossil Collection into the Digital Era

2018-05-10

�� Researchers Unveil New Study on the Economic Impact of Regional Food Banks

2018-05-02

Geology's Sean Mulcahy has paper published in 'Tectonics'

2018-04-20

Environmental Science’s Erika McPhee-Shaw invited to speak at Cornell

2018-04-16

The surest path to a green card may be an investor visa — at least for anybody with $500,000 to spare

Researchers at Western Washington University found the visa program generated more than $11.2 billion in capital investment between 2014 and 2015 for development projects across the country.

It also created more than 207,000 U.S. jobs — or 4% of the private sector job growth between 2014…

2018-04-10

Pilot Projects and Grant-in-Aid Awards

2018-04-03

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