New Research Explores How Scents from Nature Impact Health and Well-Being
Knowing how nature affects us can help us care for our bodies, land, ecosystems, and cities
Articles by University of Washington
New Circuit Boards Can Be Repeatedly Recycled
Newly developed PCB performs on par with traditional materials, can be recycled repeatedly with negligible material loss
Signs of Life Detectable in Single Ice Grain Emitted from Extraterrestrial Moons
Cutting-edge analysis of individual ice grains unveils potential for detecting microbial encasement within ice plumes
Study Connects Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Polar Bear Population Declines
This researcher can help enable greater protections under the Endangered Species Act
Beach Trash Accumulates in Predictable Patterns on Washington and Oregon Shores
Citizen scientists’ contributions to the study of marine pollution found that certain areas accumulate trash faster than other areas
Citizen Science Helps Unpack Snow’s Effect on Summer Water Supplies
Researchers want to predict how much water we will get later in the year based on the snowpack
Including All Types of Emissions Shortens Timeline to Reach Paris Agreement
The paper explores how much warming is already guaranteed by all types of past emissions
Narcissistic Bosses Stymie Knowledge Flow, Cooperation inside Organizations
Narcissists hinder this knowledge transfer due to an overestimation of the value of internal knowledge
Ice Shards in Antarctic Clouds Let More Solar Energy Reach Earth’s Surface
Including the details of ice formation inside the clouds yielded a difference of 10 Watts per square meter
New Findings about Mosquitoes’ Vision Could Help You Hide from Them
Research shows that certain mosquitoes are attracted to specific colors, such as red and orange