Oxygen levels in the worlds temperate freshwater lakes are declining rapidly faster than in the oceans a trend driven largely by climate change that threatens freshwater biodiversity and drinking water quality.
More than 20 Miami University faculty members are among the top 2 percent of the world's researchers, according to a recent Stanford University study. Based on an analysis of citations, the study identified the top scholars among nearly eight million authors in 22 scientific fields and 176 sub-fields.
The Weekly Three posting from the Office of Institutional Diversity on June 2, 2021: DEI Implementation, Community Updates, and Celebrations and Recognition
Scholarships are available for Miami Regionals E-Campus' S.T.E.A.M. Studio summer camps hosted on the Middletown Campus. Each one-week camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities for 5th --8th grade students to imagine, design, and bring ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities.
Baker has been involved with O'Tucks for many years. She collaborated with local community members to raise funds to endow scholarships at the Hamilton Campus.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) will help streamline the account creation process and help people get access to the tools and applications they need--when they need it.
Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) have emerged as important delivery sites for health promotion programs, but the impacts of their expanded role in delivering these interventions remain unknown. This study found that AAA involvement in health promotion programs was associated with lower use of potentially avoidable nursing home use; the breadth of programs offered by AAAs and the implementation capacity of these organizations also played a role in reducing low-need nursing home use.
This study analyzed six waves of data (20062016) from the Health and Retirement Study (n = 4,342) to examine how marital quality is associated with depressive symptom trajectories among a group of continuously married older adults.
Scott Kissell, senior university photographer, captured the Brood X cicada invasion on Miami's Oxford campus.
View the photo gallery: Miami Cicada Invasion
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