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Michael Lananna

Michael Lananna

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Content Producer, University of North Carolina

Columbia

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Total articles 4426

  • Onetime ‘country boy’ from Spain knows why bubbles ‘gallop’

    By Michael Lananna Verified| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill@ While there’s no mathematical formula to explain destiny, that’s how Carolina researcher Pedro Sáenz describes his journey from northern Spain to UNC-Chapel Hill. Sáenz grew up in La Rioja, Spain, in Viguera — a village of fewer than 400. His father was a farmer, his mother a factory worker. Neither graduated from high school. Sáenz spent his youth doing physical labor and tending to cows. “My life was about using a pitchfork and stacking hay bales and sacks of grain,” Sáenz said.

    By Michael Lananna Verified · The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Super Bowl provides learning experience for Hussman students

    By Michael Lananna Verified, Joshua McCormack| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill@ Hours after the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans on Feb. 9 to win the 2025 Super Bowl, two Carolina students were roaming the field. Soaking in the moment at Caesars Superdome, Anna Laible and Maya Waid took a few pictures on the field together, then Laible scooped up a handful of confetti to bring home — a small memento from a life-changing week in New Orleans.

    By Michael Lananna Verified, Joshua McCormack · The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Dancing turtles unlock scientific discovery

    By Michael Lananna Verified| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill@ When captive loggerhead sea turtles anticipate food, they do a little dance. The turtles raise their heads out of water, open their mouths, flap their flippers and spin in circles. Not only is this “turtle dancing behavior” cute, it was also the key to unlocking a significant scientific discovery by researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill. The prestigious international science journal Nature published the study Feb. 12.

    By Michael Lananna Verified · The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Feb. 12, 2025

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