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By Sanjana SrikanthPosted on

How AI can drive positive change for disadvantaged communities

Sanjana Srikanth | November 21st, 2024 Artificial intelligence (AI) is technology that can replicate human intelligence through problem-solving, decision-making, and pattern recognition. AI is rapidly…

  • Perspectives
By Kalyssa PlattPosted on

Vanderbilt researcher Xiaoguang Dong pioneers new technology for early detection of disease

Kalyssa Platt | November 20th, 2024 Early detection of cancer can decrease mortality rates drastically: the 10-year survival rate of the 8 common cancers is…

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  • Medical Sciences
By Isabella BautistaPosted on

Fun Fact of the Week: Wood frogs freeze solid in winter and thaw in spring

Isabella Bautista | November 18th, 2024 Animals that live far from the equator have evolved a vast array of adaptations to help them survive the…

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By Elaine YangPosted on

Unlocking the mind: Vanderbilt Warren Center pioneers breakthroughs in neuroscience drug discovery

Elaine Yang | November 17th, 2024 As the organ that governs everything from memory and movement to emotions and consciousness, the brain is remarkably intricate.…

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By Ellie McClueyPosted on

The best ways to spend a Vanderbilt pre-med summer

Ellie McCluey | November 14th, 2024 The career trajectory for a pre-med student is far from set in stone. While future consultants intern in New…

  • Perspectives
By Heena ChoPosted on

The Alzheimer’s scandal: Allegations of fraud challenge two decades of Alzheimer’s research

Heena Cho | November 12th, 2024 “You can’t cheat to cure a disease. Biology doesn’t care.”  – Dr. Matthew Schrag of Vanderbilt University  In 2006,…

  • Medical Sciences
By Carolina PinoPosted on

A glass of wine a day keeps the doctor away

Carolina Pino | November 12th, 2024 Picture this: it’s a crisp autumnal afternoon in late October, and you’re stepping out of Buttrick Hall in the aftermath…

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By Isabella BautistaPosted on

Fun Fact of the Week: Owls’ wise faces are even sharper for hearing

Isabella Bautista | November 11th, 2024 Owls are known for their “wise” appearance, perhaps attributable to their large, pensive-looking eyes and their feathery facial disc…

  • Fun Fact of the Week
By Isbaah PirwaniPosted on

Macabre mythology: Lessons from Pythagoras’s hidden flaws

Isbaah Pirwani | November 9th, 2024 When we hear the name Pythagoras, most of us think of his legendary theorem or his contributions to mathematics.…

  • Applied Math & Computer Science
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By Andrea Magali FletesPosted on

From gelato to fluid dynamics: Engineered principles meet Italian extravagance

Andrea Magali Fletes | November 9th, 2024 If you have ever dreamed of a day in Venice, you would know that the culinary richness of…

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