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Implantable Drug Factories: The Future of On-Demand Medication

In a perspective article published in Science, Professor Jonathan Rivnay explores next-generation bioelectronic medication.

Finding Common Ground in a Divided World

An author, lawyer, and First Amendment scholar, John Inazu spoke about the art of respectful disagreement at an October 8 event sponsored by the Personal Development StudioLab.

New App Performs Real-Time, Full-Body Motion Capture with a Mobile Device

MobilePoser makes motion capture more accessible by using sensors your devices already have.

Fall Tech Career Fair Welcomes More than 40 Companies

More than one thousand undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, data science, machine learning, and related disciplines met with recruiters from more than 40 companies at the 2024 Fall Tech Career Fair.

Future-Proofing US Embassies and Consulates

Experts from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering reimagined how hundreds of diplomatic locations around the world can prepare for climate change and other threats.

Your Showerhead and Toothbrush Are Teeming with Viruses. But Don’t Panic – These Microbes Could Save Lives

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