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Clues to How Space Radiation Induces Cognitive Damage
The documented mechanism for radiation-induced health risks has typically been damage to the DNA contained in the nucleus of cells. But a recent analysis suggests that radiation by certain light ions, which abound in outer space, instead disrupt a separate cellular structure, smaller than the nucleus or a synapse.
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Expert Interview: Harshi Mukundan on Biosecurity
Biosecurity means securing society against the damaging effects of biology — anything that can harm people or resources that people care about.
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Chang Dou Receives AIChE Shining Star Award
ABPDU’s Chang Dou was recognized for his long-term volunteerism in the AIChE community.
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For Better Quantum Sensing, Go With the Flow
Scientists encased nanodiamonds in tiny moving droplets of water to improve quantum sensing. The new technique lets researchers detect trace amounts of certain ions and molecules, and could someday find applications in environmental monitoring, medicine, bioengineering, and more.
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Mukhopadhyay Elected American Academy of Microbiology Fellow
Aindrila Mukhopadhyay has been elected to the American Academy of Microbiology fellows in recognition of her achievements in functional genomics and systems biology.
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