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    UC San Diego and University of Vermont Win $19M NSF Grant for National Biological Observatory●UC San Diego and University of Vermont Share $19M from NSF to Build National Biological Observatory✉newsScience30 min ago

    The National Science Foundation has awarded $19 million to UC San Diego and the University of Vermont to build a national biological observatory. The two universities will share the funding to create infrastructure for monitoring biological systems across the United States, giving researchers new tools to track ecosystems and environmental change on a national scale.

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    University of Vermont to Lead $19 Million National Biological Imaging Observatory▼UVM To Lead $19m National Observatory For Advanced Biological Imaging✉newsScienceBiology18 h ago

    The University of Vermont will lead a $19 million national observatory for advanced biological imaging. The funding establishes a hub for cutting-edge microscopy and imaging technologies serving researchers nationwide, positioning UVM as a national leader in biological sciences infrastructure. Further details about the observatory's partners, location and research priorities have not yet been widely reported.

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    The University of Vermont and Middlebury College have both announced tuition discounts, according to Vermont news outlet VTDigger. The moves come as colleges in the state and nationally face pressure to hold down costs and reassure families worried about affordability. Details on the size of the discounts, eligibility and how long they will last have not been fully laid out, and no enrollment data or student reaction was included in the initial report.

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    VTSU art alum hosts event to feed pets▼VTSU art student alum hosting event to feed pets✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    An alum of Vermont State University's art program is organizing an event to raise food and support for pets in need. The effort combines the graduate's art background with animal welfare, giving local residents a way to donate or take part. Details on the date, location and beneficiary are limited so far.