Author: Ken Duenke

Robert H. Belmaker will present “Human Equality and Diversity: Religious Roots and New Molecular Genetic Insights.”

Patricia Ireland will deliver the Women’s Week address March 26; writer and activist Luis Rodriguez will speak March 27 on creating community in violent times.

Eligible children of faculty and staff are encouraged to participate in the clinic, which is being taught by the University’s cheerleaders.

Data suggests that the novel molecule is involved in the intestine’s response to infection; a study was published in the March 13 issue of the journal Nature.

Having surveyed 120 patients, researchers reported their findings in the March issue of the American Journal of Gastroenterology.

A four-year, $1 million grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute may lead to new tools to prevent accumulation of cholesterol.

Joan L. Luby helps kids with psychiatric illnesses

Picturing Our Past

A close relative of a common, little-understood human virus that causes an estimated 23 million episodes of intestinal illness each year has been discovered in mice.

Madeleine Jacobs, editor-in-chief of Chemical & Engineering News, visits with Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton and chemistry Chair Joseph J.H. Ackerman.