UTA student senior design project yields patent on smart bandage
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New tool, RODEO, promises to capture the breadth of microbial biosynthetic potential
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Shorter herceptin breast cancer treatment may produce better results
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Absent tumor-suppressors allow melanoma to thwart immunotherapy
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Warming up to cryopreservation
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Groundbreaking technology successfully rewarms large-scale tissues preserved at low temperatures
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The shifting rationales for vaping
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Cholesterol-processing enzyme protects from debilitating brain lesions
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Ninety percent of predatory fish gone from Caribbean coral reefs due to overfishing
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The ultimate power nap
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Magic cover crop carpet?
Credit: Clair Keene Organic farmers have to make hard choices between protecting soil from erosion and controlling weeds. For example, ...
MD Anderson study ties protein ‘reader’ ENL to common leukemia
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Synthetic tooth enamel may lead to more resilient structures
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UW security researchers show Google’s anti-internet troll AI platform is easily deceived
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Singing posters and talking shirts: UW engineers turn objects into FM stations
Credit: University of Washington Imagine you're waiting in your car and a poster for a concert from a local band ...
Fred Hutch announces 2017 Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award recipients
SEATTLE -- Mar. 1, 2017 -- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center today announced the recipients of the Harold M. Weintraub ...
World’s oldest fossils unearthed
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Rapid changes point to origin of ultra-fast black hole ‘burps’
Credit: The European Space Agency (ESA) Gas outflows are common features of active supermassive black holes that reside in the ...
Tweaking electrolyte makes better lithium-metal batteries
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USDA announces $1.8 million for research on next generation pesticides
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