January 8, 2010
Through a partnership with LiveScience and MSNBC, Charles Q. Choi interviewed UC's Michal Polak about the secret lives of fruit flies for the "Today" show's Web site.
January 6, 2010
UC researcher Michal Polak finds that when it comes to hooking up with the opposite sex, genital complexities do matter.
June 29, 2009
NY Times journalist Ken Chang went along on one of the many field trips offered by the University of Cincinnati during the week-long North American Paleontological Convention. This field trip was offered to show how the museum presents scientists and "paleontological and geological data in light of a literal reading of the Bible."
June 27, 2009
Paleontologists gathered at UC to talk about evolution and creation, mass extinction and climate change. Topics from millions of years ago are still plaguing us in the 21st century. What lessons can we learn from the past?
June 21, 2009
Steve Miller Band sang Time keeps on slippin ... into the future and Charles Darwin tossed copies of his "latest book" to the crowd, as UC s Arnie Miller announced, This is not your grandfather s NAPC!
June 18, 2009
Ken Petren, an associate professor of biological sciences at UC, was interviewed by "The Scientist" about Peter and Rosemary Grant, emeritus professors at Princeton University, upon their winning the 2009 Kyoto Prize.
June 15, 2009
They made a Herculean team effort and achieved all their stretch goals, coming in tenth at the National Concrete Canoe Competition.
June 14, 2009
DAAPWorks, Commencement, MainStreet Stride and many less-renowned but no-less-spectacular slide shows may be found on the UC Photo Gallery. Visit frequently admission is always free at this gallery and it's open 24/7!
June 14, 2009
Hundreds of paleontologists from around the world convene at the University of Cincinnati to discuss their research, science and evolution in the K 12 curriculum and the importance of public science literacy.
June 13, 2009
Kimberly Bauer knows when you re helping people with their health care that you need to speak their language. She has just the right personal chemistry to do that. It also helps that she s graduating with a double major in chemistry and Spanish.