Post-intensive care syndrome (PICS) is characterized by physical, cognitive and mental health problems that impact the majority of people who experience a stay in an intensive care unit. 

Exercise, nutrition and weight loss all contribute to effective prevention and management of Type 2 Diabetes.

The speaker shares his academic journey and scientific accomplishments as a UConn faculty member.  

This talk explores the intersection of global warming, an epic force slowly destroying civilization, with the reality that every day, nearly a billion people on the planet must perform physical activity in the heat. 

Oxen, also known as working steers, played a significant role in the development of early New England and are still in use today.

You will likely see the landscape in a new way after this slide-show presentation, which draws from speaker’s UConn Today article based on a series of short essays he wrote for a special edition of Connecticut Magazine.

 In 2023 the speaker worked to restore and upgrade UConn’s old observatory.

Drawing from his recent book “Historical Dictionary of Horror Literature,”

This analysis of one of the world’s most deeply divided societies examines Northern Ireland

Drawing on the speaker’s book project “The Politics of Peace,” this talk focuses on understanding the concept of peace and on the challenge of how to measure it.

This study of a small Connecticut town’s soldiers and veterans examines its contribution to the Civil War, drawing from the documentation of 280 Colchester-affiliated individuals who served between 1861-1865 to preserve the nation’s union.

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) has taken approximately 40 million lives since the 1980’s, and recent data estimates 39 million people are living with HIV in the world today.