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Freeze-Dried and Good to Fly!

By Paloma Salmeron-O’Brien Deciding whether or not to have kids is an important life decision, and there are a lot of bases you have to...

Mind-Controlled Zombie Cockroaches

By Lydia Tate Around Halloween, thoughts of spooky creatures like ghosts, vampires, and zombies haunt our minds. As humans, we can rest...

Immunology: Then and Now

By Marlena Tyldesley My first introduction to white blood cells was at around 10 years old when, hoping to distract my doctor from ever...

Rainbows on the Brain

Art by Jake Upton By Alex Hepp In the last several decades, new techniques for biological applications of genetic editing have arisen,...

Immune Anomalies: How Our Flying Cousin Became the Boogeyman of Virology

By Alexia Bove What do Ebola, Coronavirus, and Rabies all have in common? This may sound like the start of a bad joke, but its a real...

DNA & Drugs

By Katharine Santiago Every individual differs in terms of their genetic make-up. This has consequences in many areas of study, but it...

1994 Nobel Prize for the discovery of G proteins in signal transduction

By Marlena Tyldesley In 1994, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to both Alfred G. Gilman and Martin Rodbell for their...