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DU Professor Receives Prestigious National Science Foundation Award for Math Research | University of Denver In 2022, Mandi Schaeffer Fry’s research helped complete a problem that dates to 1955— mathematician Richard Brauer’s Height Zero Conjecture. Now, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics associ...

#DUNewsroom | We’re excited to announce that DU Associate Professor Mandi Schaeffer Fry has received the prestigious NSF CAREER Award for her #research, including solving a 70-year-old famous math problem! 👏 bit.ly/3SdXhDQ

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#Mathematics x #HigherEd

#ICYMI | Who really has a voice in shaping our neighborhoods? #RadioEd co-host Emma Atkinson and Sturm College of Law professor Sarah Schindler examine the structural barriers that prevent renters from influencing housing policy, and why that imbalance matters now more than ever. 🎙️ bit.ly/3Sq26K8

NIMBY By Design: How Renters’ Voices Go Unheard | University of Denver

#RadioEd | Renters make up a huge share of U.S. households—so why don't they have a bigger say in what gets built? RadioEd co-host Emma Atkinson chats with law professor Sarah Schindler and digs into how "NIMBYism by design" shapes our neighborhoods and our future. 🎙️ bit.ly/3S9P17E

When Crickets Change Their Tune, Flies Change Their Game, DU Professor Discovers | University of Denver University of Denver Associate Professor Robin Tinghitella is dissecting the hidden world of animal communication, where eavesdropping parasitoid flies influence how crickets sing and, ultimately, how...

#DUNewsroom | Associate Professor Robin Tinghitella’s #research takes place in Hawaii—but not where you might expect. Instead of sandy beaches, she and her team are on the grassy lawn of college campuses, uncovering how eavesdropping animals affect #communication between species. 🦗 bit.ly/42LvHCB

GSSW's Rachel Forbes stands in front of an "Society for Social Work and Research" sign, holding a plaque and a book in each hand.

#DUNewsroom | When a wildfire cut off Glenwood Springs from vital resources, GSSW's Rachel Forbes saw how #climate disasters impact communities—and the need for a new kind of social work. Discover the growing field of ecosocial work in this Q&A. 🌎 bit.ly/4jEpiQl

#SocialWork x #UniversityofDenver

Cubs Superfan Ronnie Woo Woo has been sidelined by health problems. But he's not giving up on a return to Wrigley. buff.ly/Bf7BdRd

An Invisible Disability: The Crisis of Brain Injuries in the Courts | University of Denver

#ICYMI | #RadioEd co-host Jordyn Reiland sat down with Research Assistant Professor Jennifer McMahon to discuss her work evaluating individuals whose competency to stand trial is or could be in question to determine if they have a brain injury. 🎙️ bit.ly/4j4OT5j

#Research x #UniversityofDenver

Is This DU Hockey's Greatest Era Ever? | University of Denver The University of Denver hockey team knows what it takes to win. They’ve been here before.After winning its NCAA-record 10th national championship in 2024, DU has a chance to earn another piece of har...

Happy @uofdenver.bsky.social Hockey Thursday, today is the big day! Now seems like the perfect time, before the big matchup this afternoon, to read why we could be living in the greatest era in program history #FrozenFour

#RadioEd | Brain injuries are often invisible & many don't realize they have one until something happens—like an alleged crime. Co-host Jordyn Reiland dives into Jennifer McMahon's vital #research in neuropsychology & forensic psychology, advocating for justice-involved individuals. 🎙️ bit.ly/4j4OT5j

#ICYMI | Tune into the latest episode of #RadioEd and learn about Anamika Barman-Adhikari's #research related to social media networks and their influence on health-related behaviors among unhoused youth.🎙️ bit.ly/4iX5wPJ

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Merry Opening Day and happy baseball to those who celebrate ⚾️

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Trust and Safety: What Communities Want From Police | University of Denver

How can police departments increase safety and earn trust in the communities where they work? University of Denver Assistant Professor Ajenai Clemmons’ research answers these questions. Listen to the latest episode of the RadioEd podcast here:
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