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Northwestern experts discuss TikTok's fate amid impending U.S. sale deadline
As the deadline approaches for TikTok's sale to an American company, Northwestern University experts are offering insights on the potential implications.
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Northwestern engineers develop advanced haptic device for realistic tactile feedback
A team of Northwestern University engineers has introduced an innovative haptic device capable of delivering a range of tactile sensations through dynamic forces, beyond the traditional simple vibrations.
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Expert downplays concerns over 23andMe bankruptcy and user data
Northwestern University's genetic justice expert, Sara Huston, has expressed a differing opinion regarding data security concerns following 23andMe's bankruptcy filing.
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Northwestern professors named fellows of American Association for the Advancement of Science
Northwestern University has announced that four of its professors have been named as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for 2024.
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Steven Chu to discuss net-zero emissions at Northwestern University
Nobel Laureate Steven Chu is set to discuss the pressing issue of achieving net-zero emissions in a lecture at Northwestern University.
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New role for protein linked to cancer growth discovered by Northwestern researchers
Researchers at Northwestern University have identified a new function of the protein Exportin-1, which is prevalent in patients with leukemia and other cancers.
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Study finds zero-emission vehicle adoption can save lives in Chicago area
Researchers at Northwestern University have conducted a study on the potential effects of adopting zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in the greater Chicago area.
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Study shows effectiveness of citizen-to-citizen persuasion in politics
Research from Northwestern University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill reveals that citizen-to-citizen persuasion is more effective than previously thought, even on divisive political issues.
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Study reveals gaps in glaucoma care linked to race and location
Hundreds of thousands of Americans with glaucoma are not receiving necessary care, according to a new study by Northwestern University.
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Experts stress two-dose measles vaccine amid rising cases
With measles cases on the rise, experts emphasize the importance of a two-dose vaccination strategy. Dr. Ravi Jhaveri, a pediatric infectious disease professor at Northwestern University, compared vaccines to umbrellas: they may not completely...
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Northwestern medical students prepare for Match Day celebration
The annual Match Day event for Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine is scheduled to begin at 10:15 a.m. on Friday, March 21.
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Northwestern alum endows head baseball coach position honoring parents
Former Northwestern Baseball player Dennis LaPidus has made a significant contribution to establish the Sidney and Mildred LaPidus Head Baseball Coach position at Northwestern University, in honor of his parents.
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Astronomers trace first radio pulses to white-red dwarf binary
An international team of astronomers has traced a series of mysterious radio pulses to a binary system consisting of a white dwarf and a red dwarf.
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New method harnesses air moisture for efficient PET recycling
Northwestern University chemists have developed a new method to break down plastic waste using moisture from the air.
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Food insecurity linked to increased risk of heart disease
Struggling to afford food today could lead to heart problems in the future, according to a study by Northwestern Medicine.
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Northwestern researchers reveal secrets behind spider silk's strength
When spiders create their webs, they employ their hind legs to pull silk threads from their spinnerets.
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Scientists reveal how flies adapt to diverse climates amid global warming
Insect populations, which play a crucial role in food chains and pollination, have seen a significant decline over the past two decades due to climate change.
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Measles outbreak spreads in Texas; expert urges vaccination
Northwestern University infectious disease expert Dr. Tina Tan has expressed concerns about the ongoing measles outbreak in West Texas and along the New Mexico border.
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Study finds circadian rhythms impact speed of muscle repair
The body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm, not only regulates sleep patterns but also influences how quickly muscles heal.
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Economists discuss impacts of Trump's proposed tariffs amid economic uncertainty
President Donald Trump is anticipated to implement tariffs on Mexico and Canada, which are set to commence on Tuesday, according to U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.