RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS

Weill Cornell Medicine

Caught on Camera  SUMMER 2023

The Search for a Cure  FALL 2022

Weill Cornell Medicine Receives NIH Grant to Improve HIV-Related Cancer Care Abroad  01.30.23

New Theory Explains Recovery Delays in COVID-19 and Cardiac Patients  11.07.2022

Hopkins Medicine Magazine (Johns Hopkins) 

Everyday Ethics  SPRING/SUMMER 2023

American Chemical Society 

Detecting Risk of Metastatic Prostate Cancer in Black Men  08.15.2023

Treating Back to School Ear Infections Without Antibiotic Resistance  08.15.2023

Sponges, Not Just Their Microbes, Make Biologically Potent Compounds  03.22.2022

Stimulating the Sense of Touch with Chemistry  03.23.2022

Marine Biological Laboratory

Chemical Weapons May Not Protect Antarctic Seafloor Animals  11.17.2022

Masters of Acclimation: Octopuses Adjust to Cold by Editing Their RNA  06.08.2023

Powerful Gene Editing Approach Boosts Rotifers in Pantheon of Laboratory Animals  08.02.2023

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

DNA Typewriter Taps Out a Record Within Cells  07.08.2022

How Some Gut Microbes Awaken Zombie Viruses in Their Neighbors  02.23.2022

Brain Computer Interface Turns Mental Handwriting into Text on Screen  05.12.2021

SARS-CoV-2 Needs Cholesterol to Invade Cells  01.21.2021

Florida Atlantic University

Cavefish: Out of the Dark, into the Limelight  SPRING 2020 

Faces of Addiction  SPRING 2019

BANNER IMAGE: close-up of Botryllus, a marine tunicate. CREDIT: MBL Science Journalism Fellowship/Biomedical