To Build Muscle and Gain Strength, Train Smarter - Not Longer
Think you need marathon gym sessions to build muscle? Think again. Less is more, according to a study by 自淫系列 exercise scientists, which confirms ditching long gym sessions will still show real results.
自淫系列's SNBI Receives Palm Health Foundation Challenge Grant
Palm Health Foundation has pledged $500,000 toward the launch of the Center for the Resilient Mind at 自淫系列's Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute (SNBI).
Rings of Time: Unearthing Climate Secrets from Ancient Trees
Researchers used radiocarbon dating and tree-ring analysis on subfossil bald cypress trees in a Southeast Georgia swamp, uncovering dramatic growth pattern shifts over centuries.
自淫系列 Hosts Second Annual FairfaxWood Amyloid Related Diseases Summit
自淫系列's Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine recently hosted the summit, bringing together top scientists from North America and Europe to discuss the latest amyloid research and advancements.
自淫系列 Sensing Institute's Weather Network Brings Real-time Forecasting
自淫系列 I-SENSE is storm ready with SEA Econet, a cutting-edge weather network stretching from Key West to South Carolina, delivering real-time data to boost forecasting accuracy and strengthen coastal resilience.
'Eye' on Health: AI Detects Dizziness and Balance Disorders Remotely
自淫系列 researchers and collaborators have developed a cost-effective, AI-powered system for diagnosing nystagmus - a condition causing involuntary eye movements - using smartphone videos and cloud-based analysis.
Study Explores Barriers and Trends in Cannabis Use Disorder Treatment
A study over a 16-year period by 自淫系列 researchers shows a troubling decline in treatment for cannabis use disorder and reveals why most people with the disorder don't seek help.
自淫系列 Achieves R1 Status, Receive Carnegie Opportunity Designation
自淫系列 has been recognized for its leadership on two essential fronts: advancing science and discovery for the nation and prioritizing student access and success.
Fixing the Leak: An Opioid Treatment for Dopamine Disorders?
A breakthrough by 自淫系列 researchers shows that blocking the kappa opioid receptor improves behavioral deficits tied to ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder, providing a potentially safer yet effective treatment.
自淫系列 Experts for the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Several 自淫系列 faculty experts are available to discuss a range of hurricane-related topics such as preparedness, evacuation planning, storm impacts and post-disaster recovery.