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Maya Smith - 2016 AAAS and Pitts Family Foundation Minority Science Writers Intern
Organs-on-Chips Present Innovative Model for Drug Development
Blinking eye cells on a polymer chip – along with other “organs-on-chips” – offer a new way to examine the effects of drug treatments on humans, according to the panelists of a Feb. 16 news briefing at the 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting.
Scott Brady's deliberate excursion into the unknown
Leslie Thompson hunts toxic proteins in search for treatment of deadly brain disease
Alcino Silva puts cognitive research on its head
F DeWolfe Miller, a real life Indiana Jones
The Arts and the Brain: What Does Your Brain See? What Does Your Brain Hear?
Ethical Research Using Donated Fetal Tissue Benefits Human Welfare, AAAS Says
AAAS this week urged policymakers to support research using donated fetal tissue, which was instrumental to the development of the vaccine to combat polio, and today advances efforts to better understand the Zika virus, eye disease, and human development.
AAAS Abelson Event: Translational Researchers Fight Rare Diseases, Spinal Cord Injuries and More
Will Brain Stimulation Technology Lead to 'Neuroenhancement'?
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