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With each new breakthrough in biologically printed organs, the organ donor waitlist gets closer to becoming obsolete. In May 2013, doctors saved a six-week old child with a…
On August 6th, 2012, NASA’s Curiosity rover successfully delivered 10 of the most advanced geochemical instruments ever sent to the surface of another planet (1). Curiosity’s mission is…
Since the beginning of mankind, humans have taken “large substances” and whittled them down to obtain selective parts, such as wood from trees or mineral ores from rocks….
Last Spring, Majora Carter, a winner of the McArthur Genius Grant, spoke at Dartmouth College about her experiences with urban revitalization and social justice in South Bronx, New…
The general shortage of organs for organ transplant is of great concern in the medical community. Recent attempts to address shortages have focused on creating all or part…