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UW economist Matt Burgess was one of the authors of a paper in the journal Physical Review E that shows people achieve the best results, on average, when they use a satisfaction threshold that is strictly above average, but also strictly finite. In other words: Aim higher than average, but don鈥檛 shoot for the moon. The paper has received attention from , and .

In a article about how the number of teens working summer jobs is predicted to hit a 78-year low this year, Scott Beaulier, the H.A. 鈥淒ave鈥� True Family Dean of UW鈥檚 College of Business, says the numbers reflect long-term labor market shifts and, to a limited extent, recent pressure from the Trump administration鈥檚 tariffs and the Iran war.

In a article about data center development in the state, UW engineering Professor Jonathan Brant says more data is needed to evaluate the potential impacts of data centers on Wyoming鈥檚 water and energy resources.

UW economists presented an analysis of Campbell County鈥檚 labor force, age profile, population, housing and gross county product to county officials last month. The presentation and discussion were covered by the .

A $20 million gift from Carol and Ramon Tom茅 was covered by Sheridan Media. It鈥檚 one of the largest gift commitments in the university鈥檚 history.

also highlighted new UW-led research examining how housing development impacts big-game habitat and migration corridors.

picked up UW鈥檚 release about the recent celebration of the centennial of petroleum education at the university, as well as about UW startup company Uplink Robotics receiving the Spirit of Wyoming award from the U.S. Small Business Administration鈥檚 Wyoming District Office and late faculty member Sarah Collins being by the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography.