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'I just want women to be safe': Women who resigned from UMD math department speak out about sexism

I just want women to be safe : Women who resigned from UMD math department speak out about sexism A University of Minnesota investigation found that the “collective conduct” of a number of male department members was hostile to women. Written By: Andee Erickson | × Kari Olson stands in front of other members of the student organization Students for Accountability and Equity in STEM at the University of Minnesota Duluth on Thursday, April 8, 2021. Olson formed the group after Tracy Bibelnieks resigned from the math and statistics department March 24. The organization seeks increased transparency from UMD administration on how it handles discrimination and harassment cases. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)

Columbia family grateful after $1 million gift to MU Thompson Autism Center

UC Berkeley professor, Berkeley Lab director David Shirley dies at age 87

UC Berkeley professor emeritus of chemistry and former director of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, David Shirley died March 29 at the age of 87 due to age-related illnesses. Remembered by friends and colleagues as being someone with great scientific passion, ceaseless generosity and immense devotion to his students, Shirley made great contributions to his field throughout his time on campus. Among other achievements, Shirley helped pioneer research on electron spectroscopy and initiated the creation of Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source, according to a campus press release. “He had a generosity of spirit and was always looking out for his community,” said UC Berkeley Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Paul Alivisatos, a former colleague of Shirley. “That was the type of man he was.”

Human Trials For Lyme Disease Shot Kickoff In Nebraska

Sorry, but the video you are requesting is unavailable at this time, or unplayable on your platform! Melissa Rosales, NET News April 7, 2021 - 6:27am About 500,000 Americans are diagnosed with Lyme disease each year. A Boston-based company is developing a shot that fights against the most common insect-borne disease in the country. Phase one human trials for Lyme PrEP are ongoing in Nebraska. Dr. Scott Rasmussen is the principal investigator at Celerion in Lincoln, a contract research organization that has been doing tests for companies for 50 years. At Celerion, participants lie on blue leather chairs while their blood is drawn. Nurses on standby check in on them. 

Injection that could prevent Lyme disease undergoing clinical trials