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Art by Malia Kuo. Have you ever wondered how scientists synthesize drugs? Everything, from the Advil you take to alleviate a headache to the Vitamin
Art by Malia Kuo. Have you ever wondered how scientists synthesize drugs? Everything, from the Advil you take to alleviate a headache to the Vitamin
Images courtesy of CarDS Lab website. According to the CDC, one person dies every thirty-four seconds from cardiovascular disease in the United States. It is
Art by Kara Tao. Increased wildfires, heat, drought, and hurricanes are some of the devastating effects of climate change that continue to be seen across
Art by Evelyn Jiang. The human brain is constantly recoding itself. Adenosine-to-inosine (A-to-I) editing, a form of RNA modification, occurs at more than one hundred
Art by Malia Kuo. Scientists learn more about the cell every day. From taking microscopic pictures to performing biochemical tests on pellets of harvested cells,
Image Courtesy of Court Johnson. Like any great puzzle, the initial setup seemed deceptively simple. What two botanists noted at the 1920 Royal Society of
Image Courtesy of Ava Hoffman. It comes without warning: all motion halts and activity stills. Moments later, the world returns between blinks, all memory of
Image Courtesy of Iva Knezevic. The cancer world is buzzing about immunotherapies. They promise to target cancer cells while avoiding healthy cells, a difficulty for
Image Courtesy of Breanna Brownson. Imagine if Earth’s orbit shrunk to 1.5 percent of its current radius. The Sun would swallow the sky, temperatures would
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