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| Erika McPhee-Shaw to Speak on Pacific Coast Ecosystems on April 9 at Western | |||
| Western Professor Leads Research Team to Develop Potential Jet Fuel Made From Algae | |||
| Coal isn't getting enough respect, study says | The economic benefits of expanding Washington's coal ports are being underestimated, a Western Washington University professor's report said. |
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| 'Sort of' alive: Researchers probe how kids think about robots | One way young kids learn to organize the world is by dividing it into living and non-living things. But now that robots vacuum our floors and smart phones talk back to us, do children think of technology as alive? A team of Washington researchers is exploring how kids interact with robots, and鈥 |
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| Fairhaven's Dana Jack to speak at Village Books this Sunday | |||
| Western's Rebekah Green Receives Grant to Study Tsunami's Impact on Coastline Debris | Approximately 6,700 miles away from Misawa, Japan, one of the Port of Misawa's 65-foot long docks is battering the Washington coast. Rebekah Green, associate director of the Resilience Institute at Western's Huxley College of the Environment, and two of her students are trying鈥 |
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| How to instill false memories | Studies have shown that it's easy to make people falsely recall small details about events, but as the fake memories grow in complexity and specificity, implantation grows progressively harder, though not impossible. After three interviews, researchers at Western Washington University鈥 |
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| Biology鈥檚 Marion Brodhagen to Discuss 鈥淭ainted Food: The Story of Aflatoxin鈥 Tonight at City Hall |