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Vanderbilt alumnus John Jumper wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for AlphaFold
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Fun Fact of the Week: The science behind a perfect cup of coffee
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Neuroscience in the legal system: A conversation with Professor Owen D. Jones
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The science and history of coffee: Vanderbilt’s research on caffeine and coffee’s rich beginnings
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“Tech” of the town: Haselton Lab tests a new diagnostic method in Cape Town, South Africa
Jaya Khullar | January 4th, 2025 High up in Stevenson 5, sunlight shines through the many windows along the walls of the Haselton Lab. With…
2008 and the power of economic modeling
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Antibiotic resistance: A collective health crisis
Zoë Breininger | January 2nd, 2025 When we arrive at college, we become immersed in a world of new friends, places, and experiences. But alongside…