Programming for Superior Network Behavior
 
John Nathan Foster takes a different approach to computer languages, developing languages to improve programming for faster, more secure networks.
 
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Humans, Animals, Race, History—Intertwined
 
Cornell Presidential Postdoc Mackenzie Cooley’s fascinating exploration of the language of race links animals, humans, the environment, and history.
 
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Imperfection: Cell Replication and Cancer
 
What happens when replication of our cells is imperfect? How does understanding what occurs as cells divide and replicate yield new cancer therapies?
 
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Blood-Brain Barrier, Protecting the Brain
 
When the blood-brain barrier protects the brain so well, how can drugs sidestep its security in order to cure brain diseases?
 
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Judgment, Decision Making, and Regrets
 
What are your biggest regrets? Were they mistakes of action or inaction? Tom Gilovich explores these topics to help us think straight about the world.
 
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Life Sciences, Multidisciplinary
Oceans and Genetic Adaptation in Marine Species
Biomedical & Biotechnology
Devices for Studying the Language of Cells
Information Science, Communication & Social Networks, Social & Behavioral Sciences
The Cultures of Liberals and Conservatives
Advanced Materials, Nanoscience & Nanotechnology, Biomedical & Biotechnology, Medicine & Health
Tumor Tracker, Drug Conveyor, Healer
Information Science
Mindless Computing Technology for Health
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Copper Absorption in Wheat, Increase in Yield
Molecular & Cell Biology, Environment & Sustainability
Solving the Starfish Mystery
Public Policy, Economics
Border Analysis
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Tackling Cyberfinance Security
Life Sciences, Technology
Superbugs and Antibiotic Resistance
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Which Single Amino Acid Mutations Cause Disease?
Mathematical & Computer Sciences
A Unique Eye on Cybersecurity
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