The Vast Machineries of Gene Regulation
 
Scientists had a hazy picture of the machinery that turns genes on and off. Franklin Pugh developed a sharp close-up that could change medicine.
 

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DJs, Linnaeus, and Plantation History
 
Tao Leigh Goffe understands a hidden side of Caribbean history by using unconventional archives of sound, taste, and other sensorial data.
 

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Provided; Elizabeth Nelson
 
Protective Materials that Mimic Water
 
Zwitterionic materials fool biological systems into seeing them as water. They have the potential to revolutionize medicine.
 

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Elizabeth Nelson
 
The Biology of Hunger
 
Nilay Yapici investigates the mysterious brain-body connections that regulate eating behavior.
 

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Christoph Burgstedt; Elizabeth Nelson
 
Precision Nutrition for Population Health
 
Saurabh Mehta applies a multipronged approach in his public health research, looking at the interplay between nutrition, inflammation, and infection.
 

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Beatrice Jin; Jason Koski (UPhoto)
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