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Meenakshi Prabhune

Meenakshi Prabhune

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    2023 Ig Nobel Prize for Gripping Work on Dead Spiders

    Rice University researchers claimed the Ig Nobel Prize for upleveling biorobotics by transforming deceased spiders into robotic grippers.
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    TS Digest Issue | October 2023 | Designer Peptoids Pop Viral ... - ...

    Bioinspired small molecules combat viral threats by targeting a common feature in enveloped viruses, making them useful against a wide range of viruses.
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    When Scientists Collaborate, Science Progresses

    Behind every successful scientist, there is another scientist.
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    TS Digest Issue | February 2024 | A Glowing Mouse Map - The Scientist

    A new staining method enabled cellular resolution at the organism level.
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    Work and Life: Balance or Blend?

    Some scientists strive to separate work from life, while some prefer to mix them.
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    Infusion of Artificial Intelligence in Biology

    ABOVE: As the AI flood gates open, biology is experiencing a surge of new applications. From synthetic proteins to cell mapping, researchers are using AI to improve precision medicines. © istock.com, FRANKRAMSPOTT, BEST CONTENT PRODUCTION GROUP, MARINA DEKHNIK, JACKIE NIAM, NOBI_PRIZUE, PHONGSAK SANGKHAMANEE; DESIGNED BY ASHLEIGH CAMPSALL In the early 1990s, protein biologists invested in solving a challenge that had riddled them for decades. The protein folding problem centered on the idea tha…
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    Gazing into Science’s Crystal Ball - The Scientist

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    Synthetic Biology is in Fashion

    ABOVE: © istock.com, satoshi takahata Once upon a time, circa 2700 BC in China, empress Xi Ling Shi was enjoying her afternoon tea under a mulberry tree, when a silkworm cocoon fell from the tree into her tea. She noticed that on contact with the hot beverage, the cocoon unraveled into a long silky thread. This happy accident inspired her to acquire these threads in abundance and fashion them into an elegant fabric. So goes the legend, according to the writings of Confucius, about the discover…
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    Infographic: Synthetic Biology is Transforming Clothes and Cosmetics

    Humans have used natural resources for garment production for thousands of years. While synthetic fabrics have dominated the textile industry in the last century, synthetic biologists are determined to harness natural proteins to sustainably produce better materials. Consequent advances in the production of relevant recombinant proteins at scale is changing the face of textile and personal care sectors. MODIFIED FROM © ISTOCK. COM, BLUERINGMEDIA, MILATOO, ANASTASIYA SHMAKOVA; BOLT THREA…
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    An Ode to Stem Cells

    Leveraging the versatility of stem cells allows researchers to advance science across multiple disciplines.
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    The Journey to a Nobel Prize: A Protein Design and Structure Resear...

    About 50 years ago, biologists set out to solve the protein-folding problem. The road to the Nobel victory has been arduous but full of small wins along the way.