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New insecticide won’t harm honeybees but makes mosquitoes explode
Mood ring materials could detect infrastructure damage before it becomes critical
An antibody that ‘neutralizes’ the Zika virus?
NEW ‘TROJAN HORSE’ ANTIBODY STRATEGY SHOWS PROMISE AGAINST ALL EBOLA VIRUSES
Improved vision through brain stimulation
How to make electric vehicles that actually reduce carbon
First Implantable Artificial Kidney with a Microchip
Cotton candy machines may hold key for making artificial organs
New detector perfect for asteroid mining
The pronoun ‘I’ is becoming obsolete
Tiny mechanical wrist gives new dexterity to needlescopic surgery
Brain surgery through the cheek
Sean Davies, Ph.D., center, Zhongyi Chen, M.D., Ph.D., left, and Lilu Guo, Ph.D., are studying using bacteria as a therapeutic compound in the gut to counteract the effects of a high-fat diet. (photo by Joe Howell)
Study examines therapeutic bacteria’s ability to prevent obesity
Close-up of structural supercapacitor. (Joe Howell / Vanderbilt)
Liberating devices from their power cords
Jenny Ohnstad & Brian Bachmann / Vanderbilt University Illustration of the pathway determined by bioretrosynthesis for making an HIV drug out of a simple sugar.
Shifting Evolution Into Reverse Promises Cheaper, Greener Way to Make New Drugs