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UA Engineers Develop Solution to Child Heat Deaths in Cars
A patent-pending device developed by University of Alabama researchers can alert a cell phone when a human or animal is inside a parked vehicle getting too hot. It monitors carbon dioxide levels from human breath inside the vehicle along with temperature and car movement.
1893 Park Dedication Postponed
The dedication of the 1893 Park, which was scheduled for Oct. 12, has been postponed until Spring 2019.
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This week at The University of Alabama: Researchers develop potential solution to hot car deaths — What brings job satisfaction to most? UA researchers find out – It’s Homecoming Week! – Hispanic Latino Heritage Month events continue – Students with an autism spectrum disorder perform alongside typically developing students
Awards Presented to UA Staff at Fall Assembly
Dr. Stuart Bell recognized staff from across campus for their innovative contributions to the University and its students.
Best Practices, Not Individual Preferences, Bring Job Satisfaction
Though employees may like their work to cater to their individual preferences, they are predictably more satisfied when the organizational culture matches a set of widely preferred characteristics that provide a fair, supportive and stable work environment.
‘Nothing but the Best!’ Recipes for Homecoming
Add some delicious nostalgia to your homecoming meals with recipes from the UA family.
Economist and Adviser to Lyft Delivers Guest Lecture Oct. 12
John List, who is globally recognized for his innovative use of field experiments in economics and business, will give a talk on campus Oct. 12 as part of the Lowder Lecture Series.
1893 Park Honors UA’s First Women Students
The University of Alabama will recognize UA’s first women students by dedicating an on-campus park in their honor on Friday, Oct. 12.
Alabama’s Indigenous Past Focus of New UA Program
A new initiative launched by a team of University of Alabama cultural and research centers aims to showcase some of the most visible remains of the state of Alabama’s indigenous heritage.