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Learning the Steps in the Dance of Life
Elizabeth Nelson
Elizabeth Nelson
Molecular & Cell Biology
Learning the Steps in the Dance of Life
What controls the choreography of a cell’s genetic expression? John Helmann seeks to understand life at its most fundamental.
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Jackie Swift

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Dave Burbank
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Energy
From Lab to Invaluable Energy Innovations
Lynden Archer is searching for ways to give fossil fuels a different life. His lab has already discovered new processes and products.
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Jackie Swift

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Soft, Safe Robots with Daring Abilities “We work on liquid-phase processing of robots. We start with liquids, and then using 3-D printing or injection molding, we process them into solid robots, usually made of rubber. These rubbers can do things like sense touch, emit light, and move.”
Jesse Winter
Jesse Winter
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Soft, Safe Robots with Daring Abilities
What kind of robots will work alongside humans in the future? Will they be more like C3PO or Baymax?
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Jackie Swift

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Unheard Voices, Made Known and Amplified
Dave Burbank
Dave Burbank
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Unheard Voices, Made Known and Amplified
“I looked at black women’s writing in Brazil, in London, in the Caribbean, in Africa. Many of these women were writing themselves into history.”
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Caitlin Hayes

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Ecosystems of Plant Roots and Soils
Dave Burbank
Dave Burbank
Food & Agriculture
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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.
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Jackie Swift

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