World-class faculty. World-class facilities. Every day, scientists, scholars, and artists across all @UConn's campuses are transforming knowledge, lives, and communities. https://t.co/v6JivNSHQT

With an undergraduate research fellowship from the @UCHI_UConn, Kanny Salike is tracing the co-evolution of African American English (AAE) and Black American Sign Language (BASL). https://t.co/MRs4e1W7qy

Super invaders, invasive species introduced by humans to new environments, have qualities that allow them to grow quicker than native species – and UConn researchers are studying why they "play by different rules" than natives in the same environment.

Congratulations to computational astrophysicist Daniel Anglés-Alcázar (@UConnCLAS), who was awarded the @SloanPublic Research Fellowship for his work modeling the evolution of galaxies! 🌌 https://t.co/BhAy8JoPrD

Are you a researcher, innovator, or tech-entrepreneur looking to bring your discovery to market? 🚀 Accelerate UConn — @UConn's @NSF I-Corps program — provides specialized training and stipends to help you explore the viability of your STEM-based idea. https://t.co/bXvf9WGsJj

🥊💢 VIRUSES - 1 BACTERIA - 0 Research from Dennis D'Amico @UConnCAHNR has shown that bacteria-eating viruses can effectively kill harmful pathogens in milk and cheese, making food safer for everyone. https://t.co/xB3qJnxa0i

Drs. Se-Jin Lee and Emily Germain-Lee of @uconnhealth are leading the charge to develop new drugs that could help prevent muscle loss among patients taking GLP-1 medications like Ozempic. https://t.co/OoRqB7dJjX

No use crying over spoiled milk!🥛These researchers hope to eventually develop an at-home device that consumers can use to test their meat and dairy for bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella.

Learn how to make impact with your innovations by turning them into products that can create market value! The program & info session are open to students, faculty, researchers, @UConn alumni, and community members in the northeast region. 2/20 session:

A new method discovered by Maria Gracia Gervasi of CAHNR's Department of Animal Science and her colleagues that makes IVF more effective in cattle could have a significant impact on the bovine industry in the U.S. and globally. https://t.co/uFlsBl7Ae9 @UConnANSC @UConnResearch

Old-growth forests are some of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. Remote sensing works as a "time machine" to understand how these forests change -- and how these changes impact biodiversity. 🌎 @GERSLab https://t.co/knygjDXbLS

"I’m very interested in the way literature, music, and film – all those things that may seem less serious than politics or unrelated to it – actually convey most of what people think they know about a given moment or given political period." @UCHI_UConn https://t.co/t4R0b4M6C1

13 academic inventors from across UConn have been elected to the National @AcadofInventors, the highest professional distinction for the impact of their innovation.

Working @smithsonian, @UConnCAHNR alum Carl Johnson '19 '21 has turned a lifelong love of plants into a career at some of the nation's most renowned gardens. 🏵️ https://t.co/hMe1JRJiGG

Grateful for the support of the team at @ctchildrens / Connecticut Children’s Research Institute, as well as @UConnNeurosurg / @UConnResearch. This type of work doesn’t happen in a vacuum, and interdisciplinary collaboration has been critical. #Neurosurgery #TBI @FUSFoundation

By focusing on downwind patterns, @UConnCAHNR researcher Shinsuke Tanaka gained deeper insight into the relationship between long-term air pollution from power plants and COVID-19 mortality.

Pesticide called ‘new DDT’ has been found in CT waterways. https://t.co/DnUtiEOFZj The @UConn study shows that neonicotinoid insecticides, commonly known as #neonics, are finding their way into streams & rivers from turf grass & agricultural uses.

The UConn Center on Aging ( @UconnAging) conducts a variety of studies on aging-related issues. ▶️ In the latest UConn Health Minute, Jenna Bartley discusses her research looking at ketone ester supplementation to promote health, function and independence in older adults.

UConn was proud to host the Conference for Undergraduate Women and Gender Minorities in Physics (CU*iP), in partnership with @APSphysics. The event was organized by a committee of dedicated UConn faculty and graduate students. https://t.co/VY50xO1knV

Have questions about bird flu and the role of food safety in reducing risk? @UConnExtension educators have answers. | @UConnCAHNR

What's behind the rise in "tradwife" content online -- and what are its ramifications for women and feminism? Undergraduate researcher Kathryn Andronowitz is exploring these questions in a new project supported by the UConn Humanities Institute. https://t.co/QhgQA268zA