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Advanced through a six-year effort in Harvard University’s translational research environment, a biomimetic hearing-restoration technology…
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Studies in the lab of Cigall Kadoch, PhD, are shedding new light on how molecular machines…
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Ariel L. Furst is the Paul M. Cook Career Development Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering…
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Intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) represent a large percentage of overall nuclear protein content. The prevailing…
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The youngest of this year’s class of MacArthur “genius grant” fellows, 35-year-old Jason Buenrostro was…
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