8,000 yrs of carbon storage was erased by 150 yrs of farming & clear-cutting. That's what #NSFfunded research led by @ESSICUMD & @NDscience found in a study of Midwest forests. Knowledge of historic storage can help future climate modeling. https://t.co/jp4PjAxvGN📷 J. Peters https://t.co/X5OrnhOySO

Read more about the personal and professional journey of @DHPGroup, assistant professor of @AeroMechND and @NDBioeng, and his research on the ways that non-embryonic stem cells help rebuild tissues and blood vessels in the latest @NaturePortfolio blog: https://t.co/HqwQqvYyVi

A new drug delivery system could help infants born from complicated pregnancies. Bioengineers at @NotreDame have shown that a new strategy can restore damaged stem cells from within a newborn’s umbilical cord and enable them to grow new tissues again. https://t.co/8o53Vd0YLj https://t.co/qtbNncFnJL

The @REDINET_Program led by Notre Dame researchers aims to support disease surveillance for early detection of the next pandemic: https://t.co/PJfEcmT4gD

Our friends at @IUMedSchool & @Sotto_Group are looking for research participants to fill out a survey on the socialization of underrepresented graduate, professional, & medical students. If you are interested in helping with this study, please visit https://t.co/lq6gwUvBgq https://t.co/I9hJMJXBe3

.@NDengineering's Joe Fernando talks to @CBCNews: Scientists descend on Sable Island for massive study of fog https://t.co/FxC7eahy0B

Casey O’Brien, assistant professor of @NDCBE, has received a @NSF CAREER award. His research focuses on developing an innovative type of catalytic membrane for capturing CO2 & converting it into useful products. Congratulations, Professor O'Brien! https://t.co/U2QjFAnwEg https://t.co/pxt2K1auMk

Theologian James VanderKam, a renowned scholar of the Dead Sea Scrolls, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest learned societies and independent policy research centers: https://t.co/6rSJtKiuQ0

Thanks for the collaboration with biologist Jason McLachlan @NotreDame on this important work! https://t.co/Mzd03IjUXU

As the most common cybercrime of 2020, phishing is the No. 1 method for stealing data.Learn how @NotreDame researchers developed a tool that predicts a user's susceptibility to phishing attacks, and how it could help stop them from becoming a victim: https://t.co/YkZNnhLedS https://t.co/OMV3z6FVIN

It's been an exciting time for #NDResearch! We've seen amazing discoveries and breakthroughs arise, along with countless opportunities. We're excited to share them with you in our summer 2022 newsletter. https://t.co/iKf1Im41Uw https://t.co/HSepxaQ7JG

When assessing the children of the first generation of @HeadStartgov participants, researchers saw decreases in teen parenthood and criminal engagement and increases in educational attainment, which correspond to an estimated 6 to 11 percent increase in wages through age 50. https://t.co/ZfiHaCA69Z

Prashant Kamat, the Rev. John A. Zahm, C.S.C., Professor of Science, has been named a Fellow of the Materials Research Society. He was honored by MRS for distinguished research accomplishments & outstanding contributions to materials research, worldwide. https://t.co/28zVHDdkbV https://t.co/wz4BYrRbnn

Calling all communications professionals–when was the last time you looked forward to a Monday? At #NDResearch, you'll find every day is a new experience!Our Research Communications Specialist (hybrid optional) posting is open through June 20. Apply now! https://t.co/IHkGZn5DFR https://t.co/V5YQxxnW4d

Scientists at @NotreDame studying the presence of PFAS in consumer products & textiles have expanded their search for potential sources of exposure—developing an effective method of testing for PFAS in drinking water & adding face masks to products tested. https://t.co/O7396ZNaUs https://t.co/gSAKJgwPcU