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How open, early sharing of scientific results proved crucial to COVID-19 response
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A day in the life of an early-career researcher: Abbas Rizvi
We sat down with Abbas Rizvi, an associate research scientist at Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute, to explore what a day in the life of an early-career researcher looks like.
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How enzymes weather mutations
‘Lab-on-a-chip’ platform enables a holistic approach to understanding how enzymes’ activity is optimized
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Viral loads similar between vaccinated and unvaccinated people
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Widening the path
Transformation of CZ Biohub’s summer internships aims to build more diverse teams, foster an inclusive environment in STEM careers
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The viruses that buzz around us
Sequencing all the RNA within individual mosquitoes can identify the potentially harmful viruses and emerging pathogens these insect vectors carry and transmit, as well as their animal reservoirs
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5 scientists pushing the boundaries of imaging technology
Scientists have been trying to understand how the cells in our body work since the invention of the microscope. Meet five scientists taking these efforts to the next level by developing cutting-edge imaging technologies
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Betting Big on Science and Technology
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Finding hope in tragedy, married scientists team up to battle brain disease
Soyon Hong and Tim Bartels, two scientists at the UK Dementia Research Institute at University College London, are combining their scientific expertise to explore the role of the gut-brain axis in Parkinson’s disease.
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CZI Awards $16 Million for Foundational Open Source Software Tools Essential to Biomedicine
Grants Include Funding Dedicated to Advancing Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives in Open Source
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The cell as a bag of RNA
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Getting the stains out
CZ Biohub scientists are building an automated imaging system for low-resource settings to reliably detect malaria in blood samples