Gateway researchers work in a lab designed to make products fail.
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Researchers help honeybees help themselves against a devastating parasite
UNC-Greensboro researchers try to harness honeybees' natural defense to help save them from the Varroa mite.
Find out how plastic patients help nursing students
This semester, nursing students at UNC-Greensboro will be introduced to a new patient: a plastic mom dubbed by the manufacturer as “SimMom.”
Secrets of Guilford Courthouse Battlefield
In March of 1781, the British Army suffered heavy losses at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse in Greensboro. Seven months later, the British surrendered at Yorktown. Watch as archaeologists use ground-penetrating radar to see what's buried at Guilford Courthouse, saving time and resources as they unlock the secrets of a major turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Daydreaming
Daydreaming used to be considered a waste of time—until now. Psychologists at UNC Greensboro have found it’s good for you, because the body needs time to be off-task, rest and recharge.
Dinosaur GPS
Paleontologists working in the field looking for fossils have always faced a painstaking process that required a lot of luck to be successful. But using Landsat satellite imagery, a UNC Greensboro scientist is replacing luck with educated efficiency in the quest for fossils.
Week In Review: Spooky Science
UNC-TV Science Week In Review: October 31, 2013
Spooky Science
Week In Review: The Wide World of Science
UNC-TV Science Week In Review: October 17, 2013
The Wide World of Science
What's My Story: Herpetologist
Kat Walston just started an internship at the Brookhaven National Laboratory to study what box turtles do in the winter. She didn’t know she wanted to be a turtle wrangler when she grew up. That discovery was made at a summer camp focused on reptiles and amphibians called Slip Sliding Away hosted by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
The 100-Year Turtle Project
Researchers, scientists, and teachers are launching a 100 year study of the box turtle, North Carolina's state reptile. The turtle is not endangered but is threatened by habitat fragmentation and the study hopes to determine the health of the turtle population.