07/24/2026CBTS student earns multiple grants to support human thermoregulation research As the summer heat sets in, you might be more keenly aware of your body’s ability to regulate its temperature. Typically, your skin gets all the credit for keeping you cool through processes like sweating or vasodilation. But there’s another part of your body that might play a larger role in regulating temperatures – your nose. Matt HavlikplaceholderCollege of Biomedical and Translational Sciences