Gund Institute Announces 2023 Fellowship Recipients
The Gund Institute for Environment at UVM today announced fellowships and research awards for eight new community members, including five PhD students, one postdoctoral researcher, and two undergraduate researchers.
This outstanding cohort of new Gund Graduate and Postdoctoral Fellowship recipients comes from 3 countries: Iran, Nigeria, and the U.S. Their research at UVM will target...
Vermont to Pay Farmers for Tackling Phosphorus
University of Vermont researchers are partnering with Vermont officials on a new $7-million program that takes a unique approach to protecting watersheds: paying farmers to reduce phosphorus pollution.
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