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Researchers Explore Innovative Approach To Pesticide-free Food Production - Vimarsana News

Researchers Explore Innovative Approach To Pesticide-free Food Production

The use of pesticides to eradicate pests, weeds, and illnesses in crops is commonplace; nevertheless, if they are applied carelessly, they can leave behind

Gary Nicksa, Who Managed BU through Recession and Pandemic, Is Retiring after 18 Years of Financial Stewardship - Vimarsana News

Gary Nicksa, Who Managed BU through Recession and Pandemic, Is Retiring after 18 Years of Financial Stewardship

Gary Nicksa is retiring from BU after 18 years in financial leadership, most recently as senior vice president, chief financial officer, and treasurer.

Source: bu.edu
App That Helps Cannabis Users Find Smoking Buddies Wins Innovate@BU Start-Up Competition - Vimarsana News

App That Helps Cannabis Users Find Smoking Buddies Wins Innovate@BU Start-Up Competition

Details on who won BU’s seventh annual Cannabis Start-Up Competition, sponsored by Green Lion Partners.

Source: bu.edu
Kilachand Fund Awards Go to Crystal Rib Cage and Brain Connection Projects | The Brink - Vimarsana News

Kilachand Fund Awards Go to Crystal Rib Cage and Brain Connection Projects | The Brink

BU’s 2023 Rajen Kilachand Fund for Integrated Life Sciences & Engineering awards back projects to study pneumonia and brain networks.

Source: bu.edu
Meet the Team That Keeps BU Cool during the Hot Summer Months - Vimarsana News

Meet the Team That Keeps BU Cool during the Hot Summer Months

A profile of BU’s HVAC team and the work they do to keep University buildings cool in the summer, warm in the winter, and sustainable all year long.

Source: bu.edu