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Mark Zuckerberg And Priscilla Chan On Their New ‘Biohub’ In Chicago
[Forbes] How they plan to spend billions to help others cure or manage disease
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New Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago Will Engineer Technologies to Measure Human Biology
Research hub brings together leading institutions to build sensors to study inflammation, a major driver of disease
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Group founded by Mark Zuckerberg to spend $250 million on new Chicago biotech hub, with researchers from Northwestern, UChicago, and UIUC
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Lafora disease: A ‘particularly cruel’ form of epilepsy
Learn about Lafora disease — a severe form of epilepsy that impacts adolescents — and the researchers partnering with patients to find a cure.
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PRINT How An Early Warning Radar Could Prevent Future Pandemics
A tool called metagenomic sequencing can help detect unknown pathogens, but widespread use faces challenges.
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Even a Brain-Eating Amoeba Can’t Hide From This Cutting-Edge DNA Tech
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Repurposed drug battles ‘brain-eating’ amoeba
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How patients with rare diseases are accelerating groundbreaking research for their communities
Learn about the stories of Luke and Kim, parents and two rare disease patient leaders who are accelerating groundbreaking research to find a treatment and cure for their families.
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#ImagingtheFuture of biomedicine
Learn how the scientific community is coming together to observe biology in unprecedented detail.
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Test for Covid-19, RSV, and flu all at once at 24th and Capp
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For Biohub’s newest research associate, a different kind of gap year
Music, dance, cell culture – Leila Njoya does it all.
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Seeing malaria in a new light
CZ Biohub’s Bioengineering team sends custom microscopes to Uganda to test out a new approach to diagnosing malaria