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3D printing allows blind scientists to visualize data using touch
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Do masks really hinder emotional recognition?
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Finding a cure for asthma using biological signatures
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Gautam Dey: From open-ended searches emerge our most transformative discoveries
Biologist Gautam Dey is deciphering the evolution of the cell nucleus to answer fundamental questions in biology.
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In the lab, a multi-functional hydrogel was shown to not only repair defects but also strengthen bone weakened by osteoporosis.
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