Understanding Why Chronic Wounds Don't Heal
The problem with chronic wounds, and the solution, may lie in the war between two bacteria, says Marvin Whitely.
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Researchers Identify One of Alcohol’s Key Gateways to the Brain
Discovery is a significant step on the road to eventually developing drugs that could disrupt the interaction between alcohol and the brain.
2013 Undergraduate Research Forum Winners
The best and most innovative posters and presentations are recognized with awards judged and sponsored by the university, faculty, alumni and industry.
Neuroscientist Takes the Quantified Self, and Own Brain, to the Next Level
Russell Poldrack is scanning his brain activity, charting his gene expression, and tracking his mood to an extent never before done.
Scientists Cage Dead Zebras in Africa to Understand the Spread of Anthrax
Scavengers may not play as key a role in spreading anthrax disease through wildlife populations as previously assumed.
LaMontagne Chair in Infectious Diseases and Global Health Endowment Reaches $1 Million Goal
The chair will support a talented faculty member performing globally relevant, cutting-edge research in infectious disease.
Lecture: The Future of Diagnosis Lies Within
Andy Ellington peers into the future of low-cost, personalized diagnostics.
Public Health Major's Worldly Upbringing Inspires Her to Improve Care Worldwide
From the Netherlands to Nigeria to the College of Natural Sciences, Nicole Kruijs wants to explore where public health meets government policy.
Chemist Fights a Very Personal War on Cancer
Chemist Jonathan Sessler, a cancer survivor, joins with a colleague from MD Anderson to develop a better drug for ovarian cancer.
Report Calls for New Priorities in Breast Cancer Prevention
Environmental factors of breast cancer need to be a research priority, committee says.
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