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Picturing our Past
Picturing our Past
Magnets help doctors navigate through blood vessels
Magnetically guided catheters have been designed to possibly provide better control and access to the heart and brain than their traditional, wire-threaded counterparts.
New gene contributes to sense of balance
“Now that we’ve discovered this new gene, we can begin to understand the mechanisms that allow the body to sense gravity and maintain balance,” researcher says.
Obituary: Ford, 87
He was a School of Medicine professor for 15 years.
School of engineering presents awards
The School of Engineering & Applied Science will honor six distinguished individuals April 9 at its Alumni Achievement Awards Dinner.
Construction Update
Construction Update
Baseball team wins two of three games
Baseball team wins two of three games
Human intelligence’s inner workings explored in brain imaging research
Curious about the specific cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie individual differences in intelligence, psychologists devised a study to explore the inner workings of fluid intelligence.
Campus Watch
Campus Watch
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