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Two brains sit in specimen dishes. Specimen A is pink and emits curvy signals, while specimen B is blue and emits angular signals.

Science and technology

How sex-based biology shapes the brain’s response to injury

zombie walk in London

Science and technology

Apocalypse now: Zombies as teachers

April 21, 2016

Rachel Lee

Science and technology

ASU lecture to examine bioethics, animal studies, race and postcolonialism

April 07, 2016

Palo Verde Blooms

Science and technology

3-D tissue model of placenta as a predictive platform to study microbial infections during pregnancy

March 25, 2016

illustration of chromosomes

Science and technology

Fluid identity

March 24, 2016

NeoLight

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Bioscience companies earn Flinn Foundation grants

March 07, 2016

Antibodies, (seen in green, red and orange) bind with specific membrane proteins present on the cell surface. Graphic by Jason Drees for the Biodesign Institute.

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Simpler technique yields antibodies to a range of infectious agents

February 25, 2016

An illustration of a molecule

Science and technology

Body’s natural molecular mechanisms provide blueprint for better technology

February 10, 2016

Enzyme nanocages illustration

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Chemical cages: New technique advances synthetic biology

February 10, 2016

A student works on a large microscope.

Science and technology

Frozen in time

February 04, 2016

A woman with long hair poses for a portrait.

Science and technology

A pioneer in exploring molecular structure

February 01, 2016