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Researchers at University of Illinois developed a new light-based method to precisely target cancer cells. This approach could reduce unwanted tissue destruction commonly caused by pharmaceutical therapies & potentially revolutionize cancer treatment. bit.ly/3Lo0uwZ
Congratulations, Waded Cruzado, on your extraordinary leadership as president of Montana State University. Your deep commitment to strengthening the public & land-grant university community, including as chair of the APLU Board of Directors, will have a lasting impact.
Mothers with full-time jobs may be at risk of high stress from balancing workplace & home responsibilities. A University of Iowa study found that family benefits, like insurance & maternity leave, improved #mentalhealth outcomes in working mothers. bit.ly/3W7KYu6
Trust your senses: According to Colorado State University Professor Pinar Omur-Ozbek, humans may be able to taste & smell poor water quality even faster than the latest water-testing technologies. Learn why that might be 👇 bit.ly/4bICGyA
With the U.S.'s goal for all lithium to be produced domestically by 2030, a new University of Pittsburgh study found that nearly half of the U.S. lithium demand could be extracted sustainably from the wastewater of Marcellus shale gas wells. bit.ly/3zD7CD0
The corn tar spot pathogen is a novel disease threatening corn production across the U.S. University of Minnesota researchers are of the first to study the spread & impact of the disease, which could impact the food supply nationwide. bit.ly/4cEfnHn
For millennia, farmers have relied on predicting yearly rainfall to cultivate their crops. UC Riverside scientists predict that climate change will shift tropical rains northward, significantly impacting the agriculture & economies of the affected regions. bit.ly/3WlLKoB
In a labor market dominated by #Zoom calls, how do high-quality employees stand out? A Binghamton University study highlights the importance of listening, finding that remote workers who encouraged the ideas of others were more likely to be perceived as leaders. bit.ly/47g89aS