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Free Museum night promotes love of literacy
According to KIDS COUNT, a national and state-by-state effort to track the wellbeing of American children, reading proficiently by the end of third grade is a crucial marker in a child’s educational development. Failure to read proficiently is linked to higher school dropout rates, which is why promoting literacy among young children is so crucial.
Sugar Triggers Plants to Mature to Adulthood, Penn Biologists Find
Like animals, plants go through several stages of development before they reach maturity. It has long been thought that some of the transitions between these stages are triggered by changes in the nutritional status of the plant.
Penn’s Sarah Hughes: A United Nations Foundation ‘Champion’ for Vaccination
The University of Pennsylvania’s Sarah Hughes didn’t always consider herself an advocate. But she’s also not one to pass up an opportunity to help.
A complex road to finding a cure for blindness
Gustavo Aguirre, a professor of medical genetics and ophthalmology in the School of Veterinary Medicine, has taken giant steps toward conquering several forms of blindness.
Soil testing to ensure safe gardening
As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, gardeners are beginning to venture outdoors to tend the pots and beds that have sat neglected throughout the winter. But before sowing their carrot and kale seeds, many city-dwelling green thumbs may wonder whether the food they will harvest from their urban plots is truly safe to eat.
Penn Vet’s Gustavo Aguirre Receives the Kennel Club’s International Canine Health Award
Gustavo Aguirre of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine has received the International Canine Health Award from the
Prenatal stress can leave a mark on placenta
Expectant mothers are commonly advised to relax and avoid stress—often easier said than done during a busy nine months of pregnancy.
Willenbring to Discuss Antarctica, Climate Change at Penn Science Café March 12
WHO: Jane Willenbring Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Science
Mom’s Placenta Reflects Her Exposure to Stress, Penn Vet Team Finds
PHILADELPHIA — The mammalian placenta is more than just a filter through which nutrition and oxygen are passed from a mother to her unborn child.
Grand Opening Celebration Set for the Syngcuk Kim Endodontic Clinic at Penn Dental Medicine
WHO: The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine is celebrating the opening of the Syngcuk Kim Endodontic