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December 24, 2024

SHREYA TIWARI

COURTESY OF SELENA SHIRKIN
Selena Shirkin and her team were finalists in the Collegiate Inventors Competition for their work developing a new port system for fetal surgery.

Design Team spotlight: revolutionizing fetal surgery

By SHREYA TIWARI | November 21, 2024

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A new treatment for LCSD involves using stem cells to develop mature corneas for corneal transplants.

Science news in review: Nov. 18

By SHREYA TIWARI | November 17, 2024

COURTESY OF SHREYA TIWARI
Tiwari muses on her love for Bollywood films and how they connect her to home.

A love letter to Bollywood

By SHREYA TIWARI | November 14, 2024

COURTESY OF ANNA GILMORE
Anna Gilmore, professor of public health and Director of the Tobacco Control Research Group at the University of Bath, discusses the many ways that corporations influence healthcare and scientific research.

Understanding commercial determinants of health: insights from professor Anna Gilmore

By SHREYA TIWARI | November 12, 2024

DAISUKE MATSUMOTO AND WATARU NOMURA / CC BY 3.0
South Africa’s change to its health research guidelines has led to new considerations about the ethics of genome editing.

Science news in review: Nov. 11

By SHREYA TIWARI | November 11, 2024

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Stem cells are used to drive organ growth in nonhuman animals, a key focus of human-animal chimera research.

The pitfalls of xenotransplantation

By SHREYA TIWARI | October 31, 2024

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY / CC BY 3.0
AlphaFold helps predict protein folding and structure, helping researchers better understand protein function.

Science news in review: Oct. 23

By SHREYA TIWARI | October 23, 2024

COURTESY OF SHREYA TIWARI
Stanford University professor Michael Bernstein discussed new research in the field of human-computer interaction (HCI) in a talk held by the Center for Language and Speech Processing.

A "more human" AI: enhancing human-computer interaction

By SHREYA TIWARI | October 7, 2024

SCIENTIFIC ANIMATIONS / CC BY-SA 4.0
A woman underwent stem cell therapy for type 1 diabetes which was recently confirmed to fully reverse her disease.

Science News in Review: Sept. 30

By SHREYA TIWARI | September 30, 2024

COURTESY OF TOM WANG
Tom Wang, Andy Shi, Lily Ru and Harry Jiang competed in Hop Hacks 2024 on the philanthropy track.

36 hours: innovating for inclusion at HopHacks 2024

By SHREYA TIWARI | September 25, 2024

SHREYA TIWARI

Design Team spotlight: revolutionizing fetal surgery

Science news in review: Nov. 18

A love letter to Bollywood

Understanding commercial determinants of health: insights from professor Anna Gilmore

Science news in review: Nov. 11

The pitfalls of xenotransplantation

Science news in review: Oct. 23

A "more human" AI: enhancing human-computer interaction

Science News in Review: Sept. 30

36 hours: innovating for inclusion at HopHacks 2024

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