Embryo—from Single Cell to Amazing Wonder
 
Embryonic development continues to amaze scientists. Marcos Simoes-Costa is one. He studies the neural crest—stem cells that induce parts of the body.
 
 
Investigating the Lived Experience
 
Noliwe Rooks believes the personal is worthy of academic research and turns her lens on seminal African American experiences.
 

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Elizabeth Nelson; Jason Koski (UPhoto)
 
The Future of Computation
 
Peter McMahon is on a quest. He asks how can we harness physical processes to do extremely difficult computational tasks—beyond what’s possible today.
 
 
Ecosystems of Plant Roots and Soils
 
Jenny Kao-Kniffin applies evolutionary methods to constructing plants’ soil microbiome—to control weeds, yield more seeds—increasing crop production.
 
 
Elephant Rumbles—What Do They Mean?
 
Who’s listening to the elephants? What are they saying? Simone Gatson ’20 is listening and trying to decode how elephants communicate with each other.
 
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