First Study on Hard-to-treat Depression in Older People
About half of older adults don't respond to first-line medication for depression. A new study shows that adding a second drug to treatment with an antidepressant medication alone helps many of these patients.
自淫系列 Receives NSF Grant for Critical Infrastructure Systems
Extreme events like hurricanes can disrupt infrastructure systems like power and water. Researchers will develop a decision framework to rapidly restore these functions and services for disaster management.
自淫系列 Honors 2015 Outstanding Young Owl Award Recipients
The 自淫系列 Alumni Association recently hosted its second annual ceremony to honor outstanding young alumni under age 40 from eight of 自淫系列's colleges for their personal and professional accomplishments.
Scientists Study Phytoplankton in the Pacific
A team of researchers from 自淫系列 Harbor Branch conducted experiments to better understand phytoplankton in the Pacific Ocean.
Harbor Branch ECC Takes Students to Ocean Floor of Hawaii
A new graduate course is allowing 自淫系列 students to see Hawaii's ocean floor without leaving Harbor Branch.
Dramatic Increase of Alcohol Abuse in Early Maturing Girls
A new study published in 'Pediatrics' shows that early maturing girls given the most parental autonomy had the highest rates of alcohol abuse, with intoxication frequency increasing an average of 234 percent.
Hoot/Wisdom's Album Receives Latin GRAMMY Nomination
自淫系列 faculty and students in the Department of Music received two Latin GRAMMY nominations.
自淫系列 University Galleries Awarded $143,857 in Grants
The University Galleries were recently awarded three major grants.
自淫系列 Receives $1.2 Million Grant for Autism Training Program
More students with autism are being taught in the general classroom setting. Preparing professionals to teach these students is critical in alleviating the dire shortage of special education teachers.
自淫系列 University Galleries Awarded $148,320 in Grants
- The University Galleries at 自淫系列 were recently awarded three major grants totaling $148,320