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Amanda Morris

Amanda Morris

Multimedia Bioscience Reporter at Arizona Republic Online

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  • Biotechnology
  • Environment
  • Health & Medicine

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Juneteenth: History and Celebrations Around the Nation - Peter Greenberg Travel Detective

By Amanda Morris for PeterGreenberg.com The Civil War formally ended on April 9, 1865 when Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered his Confederate army to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House in Virginia. But news traveled slowly and it wasn’t until June 19th, more than two months later, that news of t…
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Rare mineral from rocks found in mollusk teeth

First time rare type of iron mineral has been discovered in a living organism
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Good bacteria can temper chemotherapy side effects

Naturally occurring gut bacteria can clean up chemo toxins in the body, study finds
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Intense radio blasts traced to galaxies’ spiral arms

Bursts likely come from magnetars, researchers now believe
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Stunning simulation of stars being born is most realistic ever

First high-resolution model to simulate an entire gas cloud where stars are born
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Implantable ‘living pharmacy’ could control body’s sleep/wake cycles

Project receives DARPA contract worth up to $33 million over four-and-a-half years
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Untethering mothers

Soft, comfortable sensors are first to comprehensively monitor pregnant women and their babies without wires
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Implanted wireless device triggers mice to form instant bond

First optogenetics-based study of unrestricted social interactions within groups of animals
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‘Oddball supernova’ appears strangely cool before exploding

Never-before-seen scenario ‘stretches what’s physically possible’
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New brain-like computing device simulates human learning

‘Synaptic transistors’ mimic brain’s plasticity by simultaneously processing, storing data
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Mimicking shapes found in bacteria

For first time, researchers control design of bacterial microcompartments
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Northwestern spinoff receives $21.3M from NIH to manufacture COVID-...

Highly sensitive PCR test takes 15 minutes, using cereal box-sized device
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Membranes unlock potential to vastly increase cell-free vaccine pro...

Research sets the stage for biotech to generate 1 billion doses in less than a month
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Airpocalypse Now

Northwestern faculty and alumni explain how greenhouse gases create air pollution in the atmosphere, how it negatively impacts health, and what must change to improve access to clean air in the United States.
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Four professors named Guggenheim fellows

Prestigious fellowship award to Mesmin Destin, Vicky Kalogera, Jennifer Lackey and John A. Rogers
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Magdalena Osburn receives prestigious NSF CAREER Award

Osburn will use the award to study microbial communities in the Earth’s crust
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Wen-fai Fong receives prestigious NSF CAREER Award

Grants recognize ‘individuals who exemplify the role of teacher-scholar’
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Whisker simulation gives insight into mammals’ sense of touch

New model provides clues into how whisker bending translates to sensory touch signals
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‘Sweat sticker’ diagnoses cystic fibrosis on the skin in real time

New wearable device changes color to detect early disease marker in newborns’ sweat
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Scientists stabilize atomically thin boron for practical use

Borophane is stable outside a vacuum, opening possibilities for real-world applications
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Pain hides in our data

First study to use AI to find indicators of pain in patients’ vital signs data