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Recent Articles
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June 2018
- Jun 25, 2018 The Positivity Effect: The Role of Resilience in Battling the Current Opioid Epidemic Jun 25, 2018
- Jun 21, 2018 A New Hope for Naltrexone in Managing Opioid Dependence Jun 21, 2018
- Jun 18, 2018 Hacking Nature: Using Stem Cells to Combat Major Opioid Issues Jun 18, 2018
- Jun 14, 2018 Crying Out for Drugs: The Babies Behind the Opioid Epidemic Jun 14, 2018
- Jun 11, 2018 At the “Heart” of Opioid Abuse Jun 11, 2018
- Jun 4, 2018 The Key to Unlocking Pain Management Jun 4, 2018
- Jun 1, 2018 The Evolution of Prescription Opioids and the Opioid Epidemic in the U.S. Jun 1, 2018
- Jun 1, 2018 Letter from the Editors - The Opioid Epidemic Jun 1, 2018
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October 2017
- Oct 23, 2017 Why Journalists and Scientists Should Chew the Fat Oct 23, 2017
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August 2017
- Aug 31, 2017 Dr. Jessica Polka: Revolutionizing Biomedical Research Communication Aug 31, 2017
- Aug 15, 2017 Across the Bench with Meenakshi Prabhune Aug 15, 2017
- Aug 15, 2017 Across the Bench with Elizabeth Fernandez Aug 15, 2017
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July 2017
- Jul 7, 2017 I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends Jul 7, 2017
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June 2017
- Jun 30, 2017 Constellations: A Play of Multiple Universes and Infinite Possibilities Jun 30, 2017
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May 2017
- May 19, 2017 Parasitism in the Alien Movies May 19, 2017
- May 17, 2017 The Standard Model High School May 17, 2017
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April 2017
- Apr 7, 2017 Biases in Science News: Tracking Down the Source of Exaggerations Apr 7, 2017
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March 2017
- Mar 14, 2017 A New Age for Birth Control: Reversible Male Contraceptives on the Horizon Mar 14, 2017
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February 2017
- Feb 12, 2017 Why Communicating Science Matters: How the Scirens are Shaping Perspectives Feb 12, 2017
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December 2016
- Dec 22, 2016 Sandwiches and Surface Markers: How to Analyze Flow Cytometry Data Dec 22, 2016
- Dec 13, 2016 Stem Cell Dentistry: Revolutionizing Visits to the Dreaded Dentist’s Chair Dec 13, 2016
- Dec 8, 2016 Sense-able Fashion Dec 8, 2016
- Dec 6, 2016 Across the Bench with Erica Brockmeier Dec 6, 2016
- Dec 6, 2016 Across the Bench with Virginia Schutte Dec 6, 2016
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November 2016
- Nov 30, 2016 From Suspect to Host: Dynamics of Emerging Infectious Diseases Nov 30, 2016
- Nov 29, 2016 Death and a Union of Nations: How the Mosquito Shaped Human History Nov 29, 2016
- Nov 14, 2016 Sick in Space: Stress Compromises Astronauts’ Immune Systems Nov 14, 2016
- Nov 6, 2016 The Usual Suspects: Pathogens That Cause Infectious Disease Nov 6, 2016
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October 2016
- Oct 30, 2016 Disembodied Voices: Haunting Hallucinations and Their Origins Oct 30, 2016
- Oct 27, 2016 Spooky Locations with Explanations Oct 27, 2016
- Oct 25, 2016 Of Songs and Circuits: Freshly Made Neurons Make For Freshly Made Music Oct 25, 2016
- Oct 21, 2016 Monstrous Mutations in Our Creepy, Crawly Friend: The Fruit Fly Oct 21, 2016
- Oct 17, 2016 Microbial Art Brings Microscopic Life into View Oct 17, 2016
- Oct 14, 2016 The Orbiting Dead Oct 14, 2016
- Oct 12, 2016 Molecules, Motors, and Chemists: The Story of a Nobel Prize that Combines Ingenuity and Imagination Oct 12, 2016
- Oct 7, 2016 Autopsy of a Transcriptome: Zombie Genes and the Non-Believers Oct 7, 2016
- Oct 4, 2016 I, Cannibal: The Critical Role of Autophagy In Human Physiology Oct 4, 2016
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September 2016
- Sep 30, 2016 Signal to Noise Video: #MySciFact Sep 30, 2016
- Sep 28, 2016 Borrowing Weapons From Friendly Bacteria to Fight Antibiotic Resistance Sep 28, 2016
- Sep 22, 2016 Tales of Trailblazing Women in Science Sep 22, 2016
- Sep 15, 2016 Cadaver Exome Sequencing Brings Modern Medicine to Anatomy 101 Sep 15, 2016
- Sep 13, 2016 enTANGLEment: A Collision of Art and Science Sep 13, 2016
- Sep 2, 2016 Scientists and Sci-Fi: A Spotlight on Two Dragon Con Science Experts Sep 2, 2016
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August 2016
- Aug 30, 2016 Exploring the Real Science of Sci-Fi at Dragon Con with Stephen Granade Aug 30, 2016
- Aug 22, 2016 Aquamess: Portraits of Garbage from the Top of the World Aug 22, 2016
- Aug 12, 2016 Spotting Good Science Journalism Aug 12, 2016
- Aug 5, 2016 The Facts about Zika Aug 5, 2016
- Aug 2, 2016 Repair A Broken Heart with Your Skin Aug 2, 2016
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July 2016
- Jul 19, 2016 3D Bioprinting Human Tissues, One Layer of Cells at a Time Jul 19, 2016
- Jul 16, 2016 The Making of Manhattan: Melding Science and Storytelling on the Road to Trinity Jul 16, 2016
- Jul 5, 2016 The Power of a Paradox: A Lesson About Time Travel from SyFy's 12 Monkeys (Part II) Jul 5, 2016
- Jul 1, 2016 Jupiter Ascending: The Historic Arrival of the Juno Spacecraft at Jupiter Jul 1, 2016
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June 2016
- Jun 30, 2016 The Power of a Paradox: A Lesson About Time Travel from SyFy's 12 Monkeys (Part I) Jun 30, 2016
- Jun 29, 2016 A Primer on Time Travel (And Why You'll Never Get to Do It) Jun 29, 2016
- Jun 27, 2016 Zombie Genes: New Evidence Points to Genetic Life After Death Jun 27, 2016
- Jun 22, 2016 History or Herstory? The Women of the Manhattan Project Jun 22, 2016
- Jun 21, 2016 Calling a Microscopic Quorum: How Fungi Communicate Jun 21, 2016
- Jun 16, 2016 The Discovery of Gravitational Radiation and Why It Matters Jun 16, 2016
- Jun 7, 2016 World of Concrete Jun 7, 2016
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May 2016
- May 31, 2016 Recalibrating Your Internal Metronome, With a Little Imagination May 31, 2016
- May 26, 2016 Of Spies and Space-Time: The Science Behind Marvel’s Agent Carter May 26, 2016
- May 17, 2016 The Bruin Experiment: Mentors, Middle Schoolers, and Mad Science May 17, 2016
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April 2016
- Apr 29, 2016 Art and Life in the Subatomic Realm Apr 29, 2016
- Apr 18, 2016 Predicting Heat Waves Using the Ocean Apr 18, 2016
- Apr 6, 2016 A Planet of Two Surfaces Apr 6, 2016
- Apr 6, 2016 Regulation of Fear and Anxiety in the Hippocampus Apr 6, 2016
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March 2016
- Mar 26, 2016 Channels Revealed Underneath Antarctic Ice Shelves Mar 26, 2016
- Mar 24, 2016 Stabilizing the Blood-Brain Barrier Against Invading Parasites Mar 24, 2016
- Mar 19, 2016 Learning what makes us happy, with a little help from dopamine Mar 19, 2016
- Mar 17, 2016 The Solar Array Mar 17, 2016
- Mar 15, 2016 Satellite-based Aerosol Measurements Add to Climate Change Data Mar 15, 2016
- Mar 14, 2016 When Viruses and Carbon Nanotubes Collide: A Novel Approach to Cancer Imaging Mar 14, 2016
- Mar 10, 2016 Bacterial Infection During Pregnancy May Lead to Neurodevelopmental Disorders Mar 10, 2016
- Mar 10, 2016 A Facelift for Mars Mar 10, 2016
- Mar 8, 2016 Studying Neural Circuits Using Fluorescence Confocal Microscopy Mar 8, 2016
- Mar 8, 2016 Neurons Tell Time Mar 8, 2016
- Mar 7, 2016 Gut Bacteria Play a Role in Recovery from Malnutrition Mar 7, 2016
- Mar 5, 2016 Across the Bench with Laura Haney Mar 5, 2016
- Mar 5, 2016 Across the Bench with Amanda Freise Mar 5, 2016
- Mar 4, 2016 Hard to Swallow: Outbreaks at Chipotle Restaurants Mimic Broader Patterns of Foodborne Illness in the United States Mar 4, 2016
- Mar 4, 2016 Two Degrees of Danger - Why Uncertainty is the Biggest Risk in Climate Change Mar 4, 2016
- Mar 1, 2016 The State of NASA Mar 1, 2016
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February 2016
- Feb 27, 2016 Antivirus Feb 27, 2016
- Feb 26, 2016 If Your Heart Could Speak Feb 26, 2016
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