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A Safer Suit Health care workers battling Ebola on the front lines in West Africa work in oppressive heat and…
Battling Brain Cancer with Nanofibers
Glioblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer, is always fatal and kills its victims within months. Surgery, which is the…
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AMITABH BASU, assistant professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, has been awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER…
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Bicycling is gentle on the environment and great for human health. Yet just one to two percent of Baltimore residents use…
Mapping Drosophilia’s Brain
They would seem unlikely allies: a mathematician and a neuroscientist who studies fruit fly larvae. But from the moment that…
Untangling Neural Traffic Jams
Randal Burns, a computer scientist, and Joshua Vogelstein, PhD ’10, a biomedical engineer, are part of a multi-institution team using…
A New Breed of Catalysts
The idea is simple: Capture the carbon dioxide spewed into the atmosphere by gasoline-and-oil-burning vehicles, factories, and power plants, and…
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Jordan Green, an associate professor of biomedical engineering, was selected as one of Popular Science magazine’s “Brilliant Ten,” a list that…