Examining Impact of Maternal Stress in Wild Chimps
A long history of research has established the critical importance of a healthy mother-offspring relationship in humans and other mammals in determining offspring survival and...
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The Cicada Cycle: How the Buzzing Bugs Alter Forest Food Chains
New research by CCAS biologists revealed that even after cicada emergences subside, the insect invasion continues to eat away at ecosystems.
GW Collaborates with Smithsonian to Launch Five Joint Research Initiatives
Which poultry farms are sending harmful bacteria into the Chesapeake Bay? How are cell phones changing linguistics? George Washington University and Smithsonian researchers hope to answer these...
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Swan Brings Global Links to Africana Studies
As the new director of the Africana Studies Program, Quito J. Swan uses his life story and life’s scholarship to make connections—across disciplines, movements and oceans.
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