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A legacy of excellenceAs David Bernlohr prepares to retire after four decades, his impact as a leader, researcher and educator continue to reverberate. |
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Testing the watersCollege of Biological Science researchers are developing new approaches that promise to reduce industrial pollution and contamination in our water systems. |
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Metformin: a medical mysteryThe discovery of a bacteria at a wastewater treatment plant ignited an investigative journey into the clinical mechanisms of a pharmaceutical used to treat diabetes. |
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Proteases are like poetryRomas Kazlauskas reflects on a decade of advancements in protein engineering. |
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Research brief: Diamonds are "forever", PFAS are notResearchers identify a path toward potentially breaking down polyflourinated chemicals. |
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Going above and beyondLeeAnn Higgins receives President’s Award for Outstanding Service for her contributions to the U of M. |
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Building bridges to the next generation of biologistsBMBB DEI committee hosts students from Washington Tech High School to introduce them to the University and future careers in biology. |
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A new tool to study cell movement promises to advance cancer researchA team of U of M researchers' research has led to a new laboratory test to measure cell mechanotypes quickly and easily. |
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Hot, Dry, and BurningBiochemistry undergraduate Amital Shaver spent the summer in Alaska learning to fight wildfires with an all-female crew. |
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Taking the long viewThe BMBB DEI committee hosted students from Heritage E-STEM Magnet School as a way to spark an interest in the sciences. |