Dr. Travis Hinson is reimagining heart failure care by developing tailored therapies based on a patient's unique genetic makeup.

A new model developed by UConn researchers now accounts for three-dimensional movement, allowing better tracking of animals that move up or down in space

A unique training opportunity propels students to NSF fellowships and beyond

UConn’s nationally-renowned Rudd Center for Food Policy and Health promotes solutions to food insecurity, poor diet quality, and weight bias through researc ...

UConn neuroscientist and chemist receive NIH R01 grant to support their collaboration

Now that scientists understand the role of RNA glycosylation in deflecting immune system attention, they can check on whether that strategy is somehow going ...

'All the bands support each other, and all the crowds are respectful, and everyone just wants to have a good time'

'They don't have brains, so how does this past information influence their performance?'

Two recent publications dig into the impacts of compounding factors threatening New England trees

Fourth annual event offers high schoolers hands-on fun served up with a scoop of science

The Muon g-2 Theory Initiative has published a white paper on the theoretical calculation of the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon, which will be compar ...

UConn School of Medicine study published in PNAS introduces Healthspan Proteomic Score as a biomarker for healthy aging

The Connecticut Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory is helping play a role in detecting diseases in companion animals, livestock and wildlife.

Assistant professor of physiology and neurobiology Natale Sciolino is fostering the next generation of UConn neuroscientists

UConn researchers have demonstrated that a novel protein-based nanoparticle can make mRNA vaccines more effective to tackle a troublesome pathogen in chickens

Researchers are working to identify the bacteria responsible for the anti-aging effects, and maybe develop a probiotic that can benefit humans

Kanny Salike, a junior studying Linguistics/Philosophy and Anthropology, examines how racism and audism shaped the development of African American English an...

“Once you start commodifying animals and commodifying nature, problems happen”

The Center investigates strategies to address food insecurity, poor nutrition, and weight bias through research and policy

Bears are a growing presence in Connecticut, and while they’re an important part of our ecosystem, it's important to know how to safely share space

Junbo Zhao led a study in Nature Reviews Electrical Engineering, which suggests a comprehensive approach to strengthen power grid resilience against the ris ...

With the advent of reliable wearable technologies, researchers captured data from runners outside the lab for better real-world results

The study found that people living in Puerto Rico had the most disparities when compared to those residing in the 50 states

Our Health, Our Economy, Our Nation, Our Future A History of American Strength, Exemplified by Connecticut In the decades since the end of the second World ... May 16, 2025

At the center of UConn Pharmacy, celebrating its 100th year of excellence, innovation, and care, are the people. Acting as builders and changemakers – stude ...

UConn's Fiona Vernal is helping CT communities collect oral histories with the aid of a new online platform

'Neural resonance theory' offers new way to understand how the brain transforms sound into music

A new collaboration between researchers at UConn and the International University of Rabat (UIR) is tackling issues of language and AI

A new study uncovers answers about the brains of people who experience migraines and other types of headaches

A professor’s laser-powered journey to solving new quantum materials

Helping to navigate the obstacles to building a more sustainable future

The Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering Celebrates its 50th class with its induction ceremony to be held in Storrs

A McNair Scholar and community advocate with a passion for supporting survivors

Stone walls are storytellers of the past, but we need a methodical way to document and manage them so they can reveal their secrets

Faculty from engineering, human rights, and education are integrating human rights into the engineering curricula to foster a more socially aware generation ...

The annual hackathon brought together the Werth Institute, internal and external sponsors, and UConn’s Technology Commercialization Services

Among a sample of female basketball players, fluctuations in levels of biomarkers associated with cartilage production or degradation early in the season we ...

The Connecticut Beaver Site Mapping Project uses remote sensing technologies to map beaver colonies and provide valuable information to the public

'It’s important to unpack how systemic structures influence the way people live'

Food microbiologist Dennis D’Amico demonstrated that bacteriophages can effectively reduce the amount of common foodborne pathogens in milk

Nearly 30 years later Dr. Se-Jin Lee’s discovery of myostatin is not only leading to treatment for spinal muscular atrophy but also fueling the global obesi ...