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Cellphone technology helps horses recover from surgery
Team finds mechanism linking key inflammatory marker to cancer
Education justice project wins prize for innovative prison ESL class
Women's reproductive ability may be related to immune system status
Exhaustive computer research project shows shift in English languge
Sacred lotus genome sequence enlightens scientists
Expert: State budget, pension woes tied to big gambling giveaways
To suppress or to explore? Emotional strategy may influence anxiety
App brings missing campus icon home for commencement, virtually
Variety of photo opportunities for graduating U. of I. students announced
U. of I. student from Skokie, ILL., awarded prestigious Boren Scholarship
Moms association bestows honors, elects board during moms weekend
Study examines risk factors in recurrent child abuse, neglect
Skills learning program in middle schools dramatically reduces fighting
Scholars document media's role in evolution of 'ultimate fighting'
Substances in honey increase detoxification gene expression, team finds
Commencement ceremonies to take place May 12 at Illinois
Three Illinois professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
Dance professor Tere O'Connor one of 20 named a Doris Duke artist
AsiaFest to celebrate all Asian and Pacific Island cultures on Saturday
New molecule heralds hope for muscular dystrophy treatment
Team finds markers related to ovarian cancer survival and recurrence
Retirement expert: Medicare already means-tested
Family-friendly tenure policies result in salary penalty for professors
New master's program at Illinois will train translators and interpreters
Faculty and staff members honored for excellence at Illinois
U. of I. scholars, alumnus elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Research: Common component strategy could improve profits
1986 law helped lay foundation for 'governing immigration through crime'
Nanowires grown on graphene have surprising structure
Nitrogen has key role in estimating CO2 emissions from land use change
Bullying more violent in school with gangs nearby, study finds
Personalized leadership key for keeping globally distributed teams on task
Small in size, big on power: New microbatteries a boost for electronics
Team reports on abuse of students doing anthropological fieldwork
A bright idea: Tiny injectable LEDs help neuroscientists study the brain
Goldwater scholarship honorees announced by University of Illinois
'Social capital' key to workers' success on the job, study says
Molecular techniques are man's new best friend in pet obesity research
Peoples' relationships with places focus of new book
Research: Poor math skills affect legal decision-making
Additional guests and film discussions announced for 'Eberfest'
Illinois club awards scholarships to 10 students
Sinfonia's season-ending concert to showcase romantic favorites
Zoning restrictions also a key factor in foreclosure crisis, scholar says
Study: Key differences between bankrupt churhces, small businesses
Dads Association grants six scholarships to University of Illinois students
Former Lockheed Martin CEO to speak at U. of I. as part of Chancellor's series
Moms Association names 2013 Medallion of Honor recipient
Bond … James Bond … turns 60 and is to be celebrated at Illinois
Cultural issues in education, society focus of conference
'Days of Heaven,' Tilda Swinton and Jack Black all part of 2013 'Ebertfest'
Supreme Court case could have tax consequences for same-sex couples
DNA catalysts do the work of protein enzymes
Elite athletes also excel at some cognitive tasks
Electrons are not enough: Cuprate superconductors defy convention
Renowned harpist to perform, conduct classes at U. of I.
Capitalism and democracy not compatible on the internet, author says
Negative public images hamper child welfare investigators
Symbols, such as traffic lights, on menus effective in educating diners
State workers in Illinois underpaid, new study finds
Nick Holonyak Jr. elected a charter fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
School policies, biased teachers hamper immigrant children's learning
U. of I. alumnus, philanthropist Shahid Khan named commencement speaker
Alma Mater sculpture restoration more extensive than originally thought
Research: Bankruptcy judges influenced by apologies
Illinois town provides a historical foundation for today's bee research
Psychology professor Ed Diener receives lifetime achievement award
Lipid researcher, 98, reports on the causes of heart disease
Expert: States leveraging gambling on social media sites
Girls day to be commemorated March 3 at U. of I.'s Japan House
Chancellor of UC-Berkeley next up in the U. of I. Chancellor's speaker series
'Mouse trap' allows vets to make faster diagnoses, without anethesia
Film screening and panel to mark anniversary of church-state ruling
U. of I. graduate interested in high-speed rail named Luce Scholar
Study reveals stem cells in a human parasite
Males' superior spatial ability likely is not an evolutionary adaptation
'X-Files' creator Chris Carter to attend 30th annual Insect Fear Film Festival
The research is in: Physical activity enhances cognition
Food science expert: genetically modified crops are overregulated
Three U. of I. faculty members awarded Sloan fellowships
Sewage lagoons remove most - but not all - pharmaceuticals
Climate change's costly wild weather consequences
Courts mostly ignore immigration status in lawsuits, study says
Researchers strain to improve electrical material and it's worth it
BAM! WAP! KA-POW! Library prof bops doc who K.O.'d comic book industry
December 2012 graduates, Dean's List honorees named
Lincoln Hall to be rededicated on Feb. 12, a century after first ceremony
Study: Firms that purport to value shareholders pay CEOs more
Bullying 'gets better' for most - but not all - teens, study says
New website educates about wildlife, conservation, natural resources
JANUARY
Distinguished lecturers to appear for annual Millercomm series
Heavenly concert on tap for Sinfonia da Camera at Krannert Center
NPR legal correspondent Nina Totenberg to speak Feb. 11 at the U. of I.
Carr visiting author series to showcase two acclaimed poets
New look at cell membrane reveals surprising organization
Study: Store layout an important variable for retailers
2013-14 Paul D. Doolen scholarships available for study of aging
Study: Odd biochemistry yields lethal bacterial protein
Previously unknown Sandburg poem focuses on power of the gun
Illinois engineer receives Humboldt Research Award
Contemporary Brazilian art to be featured in new Krannert exhibition
Stem-cell approach shows promise for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
Nine undergraduates awarded Gilman scholarships to study abroad
High-frequency stock trading of little value to investors, public
Research: Bad news can spur strategic change in businesses
Family thought to play part in reducing stress for young Mexicans, study shows
New compound overcomes drug-resistant Staph infection in mice
Expert: Fiscal cliff deal yields tax certainty at expense of simplification
