Our Genome, Managing Gene Regulation
 
How does the gene transcription scheme make us different? How is it a precursor to disease? How is this knowledge applied to personalized genomics?
 
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Revisiting the Time of J.S. Bach
 
A Bach scholar and accomplished organist/pianist, David Yearsley is exploring not only Bach’s music but also the music of Bach’s wife and their world.
 
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Studying Crop Disease to Aid Food Security
 
The first impression Mark Sabol made in a Cornell lab while he was a high school senior landed him an exciting undergraduate researcher position.
 
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A Deadly Virus Carried by Fruit Bats
 
Intrigued by how viruses jump from animals to humans, Hector Aguilar-Carreno studies Henipaviruses, which have caused deadly outbreaks of Nipah virus.
 
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Exploring the Brain, Changing Behaviors
 
Ryan Post studies the brain, looking for ways to modulate behaviors such as lack of motivation, by changing the activities of neuromodulators.
 
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Complex Systems & Engineering, Physics
A Tabletop Magnetic Microscope? Diamonds?
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The Brain’s Memory Systems
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Undergraduate Research, an Equalizer
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Fibrolamellar Carcinoma, a Liver Cancer
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Oysters’ Survival in Changing Environments
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The Scholarship of Performing
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Algorithmic Game Theory—What’s It About?
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How Much Influence Do We Have Over Others?
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A New Polymer for Low-Cost Fuel Cells
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Passionate Explorers—a Chemistry Story
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Through the Lens of American History
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New Polymers for Drug Design and Delivery
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