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On March 13, Greg Lang delivered a talk titled “Genome evolution in laboratory populations of yeast” to the Department of Biology.

Professor Greg Lang highlights experimental evolution of yeast and nontransitive interactions

By ALEX PAN | March 28, 2025

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Hopkins faculty and employees share how the termination of many USAID programs has impacted their work.

Hopkins programs forced to close as Trump administration ends USAID grants

By ALEX PAN and SHREYA TIWARI | March 12, 2025

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Hopkins researchers recently developed a “reduced intensity haploidentical” bone marrow transplantation method to cure sickle cell disease.

Science news in review: March 10

By ALEX PAN | March 10, 2025

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AbdomenAtlas is an extensive dataset of 3D reconstructed and annotated abdominal CT scans that can be used to train AI technology on identifying cancer.

AbdomenAtlas: an AI-based approach for early cancer diagnosis

By ALEX PAN | February 19, 2025

Monday Mini (02/17/2025)

By ALEX PAN | February 17, 2025

Monday Mini (01/27/2025)

By ALEX PAN | January 27, 2025

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On Oct. 25, Detlef Weigel presented a talk titled "Imperfect Plants in an Imperfect World."

Imperfect plants in an imperfect world: Lessons from Arabidopsis thaliana

By ALEX PAN | October 30, 2024

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Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact highlights a larger trend in the increased frequency and intensity of natural disasters.

Hurricane Helene’s devastating effects call current policy into question

By ALEX PAN | October 8, 2024

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