Faculty Research Programs

Promoting knowledge of the Holocaust, in the classroom through lecture courses and seminars, on the campus through guest speakers, films, and symposia, and in the community through talks, exhibitions, musical performances, and school visits.

The Center for Rural Studies (CRS) is a nonprofit, fee-for-service research organization which addresses social, economic, and resource-based problems of rural people and communities.

The center was established in 1994 to integrate university and community expertise to promote sustainable farming systems throughout Vermont and the region.

Information for helping submit research projects associated with the USDA.

Home to many trees, shrubs, perennials, apples, small fruit, over 700 kinds of ornamental trees, shrubs, many of them uncommon or unique, and one of the largest known mature ornamental crabapple collections in the Northeast.

The HELiX Program supports students in the sciences, in hopes of reducing the attrition of students and encourage them to go on to advanced degrees or technical careers in the sciences.

Using mass spectrometry to measure stable isotopically labeled compounds, used to study metabolism in humans.

Health Promotion Research Homepage. Our goal is to further knowledge of health promotion and disease prevention through research in health education.

Facilitates the application of knowledge by protecting, marketing, negotiating the sale of rights of commercially viable intellectual property to private companies that can profit by bringing the property to market.

Studies people's health, individually and in aggregates such as families, communities, societies, or populations defined geographically, demographically, socially, and institutionally.

A site for maple research, study of sugar maples, and serves as a field classroom.

RCGRD is a groundwater research center dedicated to the creation and dissemination of knowledge on computer-based technology that is designed to achieve least-cost solutions to contamination problems.

Since 1988, this research group has been the recipient of federal funding through the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services/Office of Special Education Programs (OSERS/OSEP).

Apply appropriate techniques in GIS, remote sensing, and spatial statistics to problems in natural resource ecology and natural resources planning. The Lab specializes in biodiversity analysis, land-cover mapping, planning for conservation lands, and development of new applications for natural resource management.

A cross-college, cross-departmental collection of research groups whose primary focus is related to structural biology. Our core team consists of four X-Ray crystallographers, one NMR specroscopist, one molecular modeller/computational biologist and their research groups.

In its nearly twenty-five years of existence, the Center for Research on Vermont has established itself as the clearinghouse for Vermont-related research. As an interdisciplinary network of scholars, the Center serves a number of constituencies, including state government, public schools, institutions of higher education, museums, and cultural and social agencies.

Part of a national network of developmental disabilities programs established to support individuals with disabilities and their families.

A non-profit organization which provides Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Services to both children and adults throughout Vermont.

Crystallographic research of protein form and function.

Nonpartisan public policy institute.

Information and events schedule, coordinating with the Vermont America Reads initiatives.

Extension and Research for the commercial tree fruit grower in Vermont and beyond.

The Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station was created by state legislative action in 1886 with the objective of serving the agricultural needs of Vermont through research. More than a hundred years later, Experiment Station research still focuses on critical issues for Vermont agriculture and its rural communities.

The Vermont Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit is part of a nation-wide program initiated in 1935 to promote research and graduate student training in the ecology and mangagement of fish, wildlife and their habitats.

Vermont experimental program to stimulate competitive Research.

A supervised group of students pooled together with the resources of UVM for the purpose of supplying information and conducting research for the Vermont State Legislature.

The Vermont Space Grant Consortium is a coalition of academic, research, and industrial affiliates representing interests in the development of technology with goals directly related to those of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).