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Student Health Services Director Departing
David McBride will move to the University of Maryland
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Building the Test Kitchen for Medical Diagnostics
ENG prof inventing technology that could change the future of primary care
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South End Plays Host to Salsa in the Park
Hot dances, cool breezes at sunset on Mondays
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Vapor trails from airplanes headed in and out of Boston’s Logan Airport streak the sky over the School of Management and Alfred L. Morse Auditorium. Photo by Nailya Maxyutova (COM'14)
On Your Floor: HER House
BU’s Harriet E. Richards Cooperative House is one of the oldest cooperative dorms in the nation. The dorm’s two dozen current residents recently invited Rhett the Terrier puppet to stop by for a little home cooking and a tour of the Bay State Road mansion-turned-dorm.
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Tech, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll
Mingle and network at the Office of Technology Development’s annual event celebrating the intersection of the business and science communities. The presentation of the Innovator of the Year award, and digital poster presentations will be accompanied by live music, food, and drinks. Metcalf Ballroom, George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Ave. Admission is free and open to the public; register here.
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Grad Students to Groundbreakers
For more than 11 years, CAS and ENG prof Mark Grinstaff and the graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in his Grinstaff Group have been combining their expertise in chemistry, pharmacology, and biomedical and mechanical engineering to tackle complicated medical challenges.
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Video: A Better Way to Find and Treat Osteoarthritis
Imaging technology and better lubricants could slow the rush to joint replacement
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High-Tech Mesh Delivers Chemo to Patients with Early-Stage Lung Cancer
Slow release of drugs along incision targets remaining tumor cells
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Drug-Packed Nanoparticles KO Mesothelioma
Targeted method beats traditional chemo
In Your Words
“Social privilege certainly has a racial dimension among many other dimensions -- economic, occupational, educational, ethnic, even geographic. The racial …”
POV: Let’s Stop Playing the “Who’s Racist” Game
43“Well done, rising sophomores! ”
Classroom Circuitry
1“Mr. Cho, thank you for serving as a catalyst and commentator and engaging the community in this discussion. Racism, personal …”
POV: Let’s Stop Playing the “Who’s Racist” Game
43“I have to disagree with you in that "sacred texts do not claim to be science books". They do indeed …”
What Can the Gospels Teach Young Adults?
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