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Bad to the Bone: Radioactive Metals and the Development of Therapeutic Removal Agents

The resurgence of stories of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear plant meltdown—particularly, for subscribers of HBO where the series “Chernobyl” presents incredibly explicit detail of this technological catastrophe—coincides with significant and…

QS-2November 4, 2019

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Developing Trust in Science: A Global Perspective

To readers of this blog this might seem like an odd question, but consider it for a moment: do you trust science? If your answer is a resounding “yes”, can…

QS-2June 24, 2019

Blog Environment Public Health

Plastic, Plastic, Everywhere: In Our Food, Water, and Air

Think about this concept: over the past few decades, plastics have been so synonymous with the world’s packaging and products, that it is now present within many things we consume,…

QS-2June 17, 2019

Blog Computer Science Mathematics

Alan Turing: The Genius Alive Within Our Modern World

This month, the New York Times is publishing a number of stories—more specifically, obituaries—in a series entitled, “The Overlooked”, that features the lives, the challenges, and accomplishments of some incredible…

QS-2June 10, 2019

Biomedical Blog Evolution Human Health

Microbes and Me: The Human Microbiome Project is a Vital Gateway to Understanding More than Health and Disease

The Human Genome Project—the complete sequencing of the chromosomal DNA of Homo sapiens—was completed in April 2003. While the acquisition of this dataset was a monumental international technical achievement and…

QS-2June 3, 2019

Biomedical Biotechnology Blog Human Health

Inclusion of Phage Therapy in the Clinical Antibiotic Arsenal: Will Recent Outcomes Help This Concept Gain Traction?

Among the topics of health and medicine that are pervasive today is the increasing prevalence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Namely, resistance to even the most powerful antibiotics—in strains including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus…

QS-2May 19, 2019

Artificial Intelligence Blog Computer Science Defense Human Health

Teaching AI to Leverage Overlooked Residuals (TAILOR): When One Approach Doesn’t Fit All

When you think of the words “optimal human performance”, what scene comes to mind? Maybe an Olympic athlete sprinting 100m in just barely longer than 9 seconds? Or a child…

QS-2May 13, 2019

Biological Engineering Biomedical Biotechnology Blog Defense Emerging Technologies

ReVector: New DARPA Program Aims to Reduce the Attraction of Mosquitoes to Humans

Hear that buzzing? With spring upon us, that ubiquitous high-pitched droning near your ear during a walk in the park or family picnic has conditioned most people to make a…

QS-2May 5, 2019

Thoughts on the Automated Vehicle Symposium #AVS2020

How Automated Vehicles can Reduce Human Error in Car Accidents

Tackling the Unknown: Why Federal Funding is So Essential to Research and Development

Setting the Standard: Publication of SAE’s New Cooperative Driving Automation Standard J3216

Up to the Test: The Race for a Rapid and Simple Point-of-Care COVID-19 Diagnostic

Bad to the Bone: Radioactive Metals and the Development of Therapeutic Removal Agents

Developing Trust in Science: A Global Perspective

Plastic, Plastic, Everywhere: In Our Food, Water, and Air

Alan Turing: The Genius Alive Within Our Modern World

Microbes and Me: The Human Microbiome Project is a Vital Gateway to Understanding More than Health and Disease

Inclusion of Phage Therapy in the Clinical Antibiotic Arsenal: Will Recent Outcomes Help This Concept Gain Traction?

Teaching AI to Leverage Overlooked Residuals (TAILOR): When One Approach Doesn’t Fit All

ReVector: New DARPA Program Aims to Reduce the Attraction of Mosquitoes to Humans

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