CRISPR, Creating Genetic Circuits in Cells
 
Getting genetic circuits in cells to function like computers may seem futuristic, but one undergraduate researcher is working on it, using CRISPR.
 
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The Complex Web of Colorectal Cancer
 
The causes of colorectal cancer, scientist believe, emanate from nutritional and genetic factors, along with many other uncertain contributors.
 
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Permissible War
 
When Isabel Hull asks when is war permissible, she’s looking at what history tells us—the period 1814 to 1914 and the criteria known as jus ad bellum.
 
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Nanobots That Can Do Just about Anything
 
“Imagine something as small as a piece of dust, but it has…solar panels on it to power it…computation on board to carry out a task…do some sensing.”
 
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Juxtaposed—Mental Health, Criminal Justice
 
Amalgamating homelessness, poverty, mental illness, and the criminal justice system, Jessica Cooper asks, what is social justice?
 
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