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This researcher wants to know why frogs are so good at tasting bitter things — and what it could mean for humans
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This researcher wants to know why frogs are so good at tasting bitter things — and what it could mean for humans

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Barnacle-inspired polymers could present new way to design antibiofilm materials, researchers say
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Barnacle-inspired polymers could present new way to design antibiofilm materials, researchers say

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What a tiny, 3D gut can tell us about gastrointestinal disorders
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What a tiny, 3D gut can tell us about gastrointestinal disorders

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Northeastern bioengineering professor receives NSF award to study pathogens in our lungs
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Northeastern bioengineering professor receives NSF award to study pathogens in our lungs

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Raising awareness about global health issues and developing therapeutics is the mission of Knight-Hennessy Scholarship recipient
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Raising awareness about global health issues and developing therapeutics is the mission of Knight-Hennessy Scholarship recipient

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Northeastern students recognized for excellence in STEM research as Goldwater Scholars 
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Northeastern students recognized for excellence in STEM research as Goldwater Scholars 

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Is it ethical to bioengineer plants and animals to stop or reverse extinction? Questions raised during 60th annual Klein Lecture
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Is it ethical to bioengineer plants and animals to stop or reverse extinction? Questions raised during 60th annual Klein Lecture

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Our ligaments and bones don’t grow the way we thought, new Northeastern research finds

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Our ligaments and bones don’t grow the way we thought, new Northeastern research finds

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The future of prosthetics is 3D-printed. This student has a hand in it
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The future of prosthetics is 3D-printed. This student has a hand in it

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New research could be key in unlocking better treatment for Alzheimer’s
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New research could be key in unlocking better treatment for Alzheimer’s

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Bioengineering student from Ghana wants to improve medical care in his home country. A new scholarship will help him achieve that goal
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Bioengineering student from Ghana wants to improve medical care in his home country. A new scholarship will help him achieve that goal

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Northeastern student dreams to revolutionize precision medicine, wins Mitchell Scholarship
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Northeastern student dreams to revolutionize precision medicine, wins Mitchell Scholarship

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