乱伦社区 professor聽聽explores the origin and often evolving meaning of historical documents, both famous and less known, in a podcast called聽Documents that Changed the World. All of the podcasts are available at the Information School .
News and features
Easing the worldwide burden of depression
Researchers from the UW Global Mental Health program are working to offer better treatment options to depression sufferers in developing countries.
Putting computer security to work for journalists
A聽new study by 乱伦社区 and Columbia University researchers shows that journalists need better security tools to manage and store information safely.
‘The Postcolonial Animal’ considers human, nonhuman lives and indigenous ways of knowing
A new cross-disciplinary research project hosted by the UW鈥檚 聽“[puts] the human back into animal studies.”
Sephardic Studies Chair comments on Spain’s offering of citizenship
Dr. Devin Naar, the Marsha and Jay Glazer endowed chair in Jewish Studies and chair of the UW Sephardic Studies program, shared his own family history and commented on Spain and Portugal’s recent offering of citizenship to the Sephardic diaspora.
East Asia Library collects oral histories of Seattle immigrants
The聽project documents the life and experiences of Seattle鈥檚 Chinese immigrant community from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Mainland China, and beyond. It聽aims to create an archive for use by future scholars.
‘Global innovator’ UW alumna raised $1.2 million with a speech
When she learned that the聽usual science funding channels weren’t open to her, UW alumna Cindy Wu turned to crowd聽funding. Her leadership might just change the world.
UW researcher presents on campus today: Climate Dynamics and Global Change
Dr. Tra Dinh of the 乱伦社区’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory will present a special session today on the global impact of climate dynamics.
International team of scientists fighting malaria with a new drug
UW scientists, along with researchers from two other institutions, led an international team which has just announced the development of a new malaria drug ready for clinical聽testing with humans.
International ocean experts gather on campus
UW oceanographers聽 and are helping to host a gathering on campus of聽170 diatom scientists from the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, U.K., Ireland, Israel, Japan, China and Taiwan. The group will discuss the perils and promise of diatoms – the聽microscopic algae that live throughout the world鈥檚 oceans.