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April 20, 2014fema.gov A good heart may not be enough to assist in disaster relief efforts.
Published by the Students of Johns Hopkins since 1896
November 16, 2024
fema.gov A good heart may not be enough to assist in disaster relief efforts.
home.messiah.edu Autism Spectrum Disorder affects one out of every 68 children in the U.S.
dfs.berkeley.edu Farmers can collect and share data on crop conditions through FarmLogs.
www.gvsu.edu Reducing the amount of ink via a font change can cut printing costs.
COURTESY OF SAMHITA ILANGO Hopkins’ AIDS Alliance educates their peers in Charles Commons.
subjectguides.fortlewis.edu Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder affects five percent of the population.
facstaff.bucknell.edu Gravitational ripples through the universe are evidence for inflation.
mnc.umd.edu Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) utilizes a magnetic field to create snapshots of biological tissue.
ls.berkeley.edu Links between DNA and gene expression determine disease patterns.
online.njit.edu Data mining can help rescuers compile information on disasters.
cuny.edu Crime scene DNA can now aid in the drawing of suspect sketches.
pituitary.ucla.edu Brain tumors are not only incredibly dangerous but also quite complex.
palmm.fcla.edu Linneaus’s original taxonomic system may be too simple to accommodate today’s expanding species knowledge.
kepler.nasa.gov The NASA Kepler team recently announced their planetary discoveries.
ohsu.edu Apple is hoping to hop into the travel market with driver-friendly CarPlay.
bio.davidson.edu T-cells are lymphocytes that play a vital role in the immune system.
epa.gov Animals in crowded conditions experience mental illnesses from pollution.
downstate.edu Aside from not having enough time to sleep, millions of American battle insomnia, a disorder that prevents rest.
