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WSU research could save dogs facing life-threatening bleeding
A new storage method allows canine blood platelets to be refrigerated for up to three weeks, making critical transfusions more accessible to veterinary hospitals.
Public memorial service for Sheriff Brett Myers set for Nov. 6 at Beasley Coliseum
Organizers anticipate a large turnout and potentially heavy congestion around Beasley Coliseum on the Pullman campus before and after the memorial.
WSU researcher works to advance peptide-based male contraceptive toward human trials
A $274,849 grant will help WSU researcher Jon Oatley advance a promising new male contraceptive that targets sperm development toward human clinical trials.
WSU researchers receive $2.7M to advance Indigenous participation in Alzheimer’s research
The team is developing culturally tailored materials to help American Indian and Alaska Native communities make informed decisions about participating in genetic and biomarker research.
New art micro-galleries to open at Terrell Library Nov. 9
Two formerly unused spaces in WSU’s Terrell Library are being transformed into miniature art galleries featuring original works by two WSU professors.
Dr. Universe explains why worms come out when it rains
With rain in the forecast for parts of Washington this week, WSU’s Dr. Universe explores why earthworms emerge from the soil when the weather turns wet and what scientists know about this curious behavior.