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Beckman researchers among authors of article describing Illinois RapidVent emergency ventilator
The design, testing, and validation of the Illinois RapidVent emergency ventilator has been published in the journal Plos One. The article,... -
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Latch, load and release: Elastic motion makes click beetles click, study finds
Beckman researcher Marianne Alleyne, an entomology professor, studied the motion of a click beetle’s jump with colleagues Aimy Wissa, Alison Dunn,... -
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Neuroscientist to discuss epilepsy research at Feb. 4 Director’s Seminar
Neuroscientist Catherine Christian-Hinman, an assistant professor of molecular and integrative physiology, will speak at the Beckman Institute's... -
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Study: Religion, psychology share methods for reducing distress
A new study led by psychology professors Florin Dolcos and Sanda Dolcos found that religious people facing life crises rely on emotion-regulation... -
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Paper: Emotionally appealing ads may not always help consumer memory
A new paper co-written by Hayden Noel, a clinical associate professor of business administration at the Gies College of Business, finds that an ad’s... -
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Professor receives NASA Early Career award to help astronauts grow vegetables
When in space, astronauts typically eat dehydrated, nutrient-dense food, but for longer missions, that can become a problem as they’ll eventually... -
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Researchers uncover the role of a noncoding RNA in cell proliferation
Kannanganattu V. Prasanth, a professor of cell and developmental biology, and members of his lab investigate the regulation of gene expression and... -
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Retracted scientific paper persists in new citations, study finds
Information sciences professor Jodi Schneider studied the problem of continued citation of retracted scientific papers. She led workshops for those... -
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Brain gene expression patterns predict behavior of individual honey bees
Researchers used barcodes to track individual honey bees in a study that looked for parallels between the bees’ foraging and egg-laying behavior and... -
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Disposable surgical masks best for being heard clearly when speaking, study finds
Masks are an important tool for fighting COVID-19 but wearing one can make it difficult for others to hear us speak. Using a unique laboratory setup,... -
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Company co-founded by Burke secures $25 million to advance promising new cystic fibrosis treatment
A research team led by Marty Burke, associate dean of research at Carle Illinois College of Medicine and a professor of chemistry, in collaboration... -
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Noted faculty entrepreneur Andrew Singer to lead OVCRI efforts in entrepreneurship and innovation
Andrew Singer, the Fox Family Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has been named Faculty Fellow for Research Innovation and... -
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Gene biomarkers indicate liver toxicity quickly and accurately
Zeynep Madak-Erdogan, a professor of food science and human nutrition, and Rohit Bhargava, a professor of bioengineering and the director of Cancer... -
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Tawfick on how carbon nanotubes self-assemble in liquid
Sameh Tawfick, a professor of mechanical science and engineering, and his teammates have studied how carbon nanotubes self-assemble in liquid. They... -
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Antifungal drug improves key cystic fibrosis biomarkers in clinical study
Dr. Martin Burke, a professor of chemistry and the associate dean for research for the Carle Illinois College of Medicine, led a clinical study that... -
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Student Researcher Spotlight: Sara Moshage
Meet our featured student researcher: Sara Moshage, an M.S./Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering, who works in the Tissue Biomechanics Lab at the... -
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Dilger honored as University Scholar
Ryan Dilger, a professor of animal sciences, is one of five faculty members honored as University Scholars in recognition of their excellence in... -
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Cancer Center research in ultrasound technology leads to $2M NCI grant
Michael Oelze, a professor of electrical and computer engineering and a member of Cancer Center at Illinois, and his collaborative breast cancer and... -
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Computational method provides faster high-resolution mass spectrometry imaging
Researchers at the Beckman Institute have developed a computational strategy that enables faster chemical and spatial characterization of tissues. -
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Kara Johnson is among 2020 Forty Under 40 winners
Kara Johnson, associate director for administration at the Beckman Institute, was one of 40 young professionals honored by The News-Gazette with its...
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