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Tailoring Your DNA: The Future of Genome Editing From the science fiction of "Jurassic Park" to the reality of genetically modified foods, the idea of customizing plants, animals and even human genomes has held our fascination for decades. This obsession is not surprising considering the remarkable impact of genetic engineering on our lives, and the promise it holds for our future. Read More » |  | FEATURE:
Freshwater Scarcity and the Future of Filtration Water is a renewable resource, but it is not an infinite one. All around the globe, various communities and entire nations struggle to find an adequate supply of fresh water. Just recently in the U.S., the California government declared a State of Emergency after four continuous years of drought and placed restrictions on water use throughout the state. Read More » |  | FEATURE:
What Primary Care Can Learn From Retail Clinics It is Friday evening and you are happy to arrive at the restaurant you made a reservation for two weeks ago. You have high hopes for your visit, as the restaurant had good reviews according to comprehensive online ratings. You walk into the restaurant and discover that nothing on the menu has prices. Read More » |  | BLOG:
Data Visualization: Bridging the Gap Working with complex information is part of the scientific process and can lead to valuable findings and new directions of research. But data can be intimidating to someone without scientific training. If we want to engage the public in science, as well as fit our research into a broader societal framework, we must be able to use our data to tell a story. Read More » | | |
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