February 12, 2020
Making Science Stories Come to Life
Graduate students and post-docs learn how to illustrate their research with stick figures and cartoons
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February 10, 2020It’s in Our DNAInnovative partnership leads to Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing.
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January 29, 2020Using Blue LED Light to Make Organic MoleculesWe interview Jefferson researcher on how he is synthesizing molecules that could help treat diseases like cancer, with the help of a little blue light.
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January 16, 2020Summoning the Troops
to Attack Colon CancerCreating a promising cancer vaccine from scratch is a multigenerational effort -
December 18, 2019Top Jefferson
Moments of 2019The Nexus looks back at the stories that defined the year. -
November 26, 2019How to Manipulate Brain Waves for a Better Mental StateUnderstanding activity in the brain to help with sleep, stress and focus.
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November 15, 2019Imagining the FutureVisiting scholar and renowned public health expert Dr. Walter Ricciardi wants to heal the world.
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November 14, 2019Renowned Researcher Visits U.S. for a Year, Stays a LifetimeDr. Jouni Uitto, Finnish ‘Father of Epidermolysis Bullosa Research,’ never finished with saving lives.
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October 24, 2019The New Voices of Science are Changing the WorldHow generation Z is learning about scientific issues and how to communicate them to impact policy
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October 9, 2019A Voice for Mental Health in AcademiaOne Jefferson student takes to social media and blogging to discuss mental health issues in graduate school, and finds huge community support.
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October 3, 2019Helping Brain Cells Grow Branches for Healthy CommunicationAnimated illustration shows how nerve growth depends on stability of cellular railways.
