Grant Funds Study of Jaw Anatomy and Health Changes Over Time
Biological anthropologist Claire Terhune and her colleagues at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine...
Read More
Author: Matt McGowan
CAREER Award Will Advance Work on DNA-Based Self-Assembling Systems
University of Arkansas computer scientist Matt Patitz has received a $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development Program grant – known as a CAREER grant – from the National Science Foundation.
Read More
Making Sense of ‘Front-of-Package’ Nutrition Labels
A typical supermarket carries more than 40,000 different items, and previous marketing research has shown that consumers make the vast majority (82 percent) of their purchase decisions while shopping in the store.
Read More
Little Discoveries
These little discoveries can be thrilling. Ask Claire Terhune, assistant professor and biological anthropologist at the University of Arkansas.
Read More
U of A Anthropologist Catalogs Fossil Remains from Significant European Site
Claire Terhune is an assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Arkansas. For the past four years she has visited Romania to analyze and “tag” fossil specimens from Grănceanu, one of the most significant anthropological sites in Eastern Europe.
Read MoreCHiPs CTA
University Breaks Ground on One-of-a-Kind Semiconductor Facility
Discover RED
Social Media
partner.uark.edu
