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H5N1 Bird Flu May Be Less Deadly Than Previously Thought — Or Not
The mortality rate of H5N1 bird flu is still up in the air.Molecule May Improve Treatments for HIV, Cancer
Brent Iverson receives more publicity for his research into DNA binding.
Biochemistry Grad Wins Marie Claire Front Row College Challenge
Recent biochemistry graduate Diya Liu helped bring a little bit of New York style to Austin, and Austin spirit back to New York.Forget the New iPad - Check Out the oPAD
The origami Paper Analytical Device (oPAD) is easy to fold and may cheaply save lives.In a World of Driverless Cars
Peter Stone's automated intersections continue to make news.Breeding Tropical Fish to Save Their Schools
One researcher's goal is to save tropical fish, one school at a time.
Before She is a Mother: Q&A with Pediatric Geneticist Huiping Zhu
Zhu and her colleagues are investigating the risk factors for the development of neural tube defects.
The Science Of Relationships Explained
UT associate professor Tim Loving unveils the science of love.Read It Now
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