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Kletzing excited to get radiation belt data from UI instruments

Published
2012.08.30
Launch of twin satellites

UI physics professor Craig Kletzing says he's "very pumped" about the recent launch of twin satellites that will study the Van Allen radiation belts, named after the late UI space scientist James Van Allen. Story from: Washington Post

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Sick of the gas tax? Mileage-based tax might be a better option

Published
2012.08.24
Photo of a car's odometer as visual for gas tax story

A recent national field study conducted by the University of Iowa suggests that a vehicle miles traveled tax could be a possible alternative to the gas tax for funding roads, highways, and bridges. Story from: Washington Post

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Ampuero's novel reimagines Chile's great poet

Published
2012.08.08
Portrait of Roberto Ampuero.

In The Neruda Case, the UI writing instructor and Chilean ambassador to Mexico tells a tale that's part fictionalized portrait, part mystery. Story from: Washington Post

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Fethke writes about rising tuition

Published
2012.05.18

Gary C. Fethke, former dean of the Tippie College of Business and former interim president of the University of Iowa, writes a contrarian analysis on rising tuition. Story from: Washington Post

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Breastfeeding: A more costly approach?

Published
2012.05.01

Research by University of Iowa sociologist Mary Noonan found that women who breastfed for six months or longer saw greater reductions in their long-term earnings. Story from: Washington Post

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Medical examiner, UI pathologist dies

Published
2012.05.01
Earl Rose

Earl Rose, the Dallas medical examiner who tried to stop the Secret Service from removing John F. Kennedy's body before he had conducted an autopsy, then later joined the UI faculty as a professor of forensic pathology, died today in Iowa City. Story from: Washington Post

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Miracle morgue baby

Washington Post: Miracle morgue baby
Published
2012.04.12
Fabian Veron and Analia Bouter

UI premature infant specialist Edward Bell explains how Argentina's "miracle morgue baby," who survived 12 hours without assistance before being discovered alive, could have been declared dead. Story from: Washington Post

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