NYU answers desperate need for medical face shields with low-cost, quick-production design
Tagged in Business and Entrepreneurship Engineering, Science and Technology Health and Medicine Campus and Community Research School of Medicine School of Global Public Health Tandon School of Engineering
The clinician-tested designs will be made publicly-available for free to enable other regions to launch similar efforts for COVID-19 response
Teeth Serve as “Archive of Life,” New Research Finds
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Teeth constitute a permanent and faithful biological archive of the entirety of the individual’s life, from tooth formation to death.
Zooming In
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Dispatches from faculty, students, administrators, and staff making remote learning work in creative ways
NYU Experts Weigh In on the Coronavirus
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NYU’s scholars offer expertise across disciplines in the many ways the pandemic is impacting society and the world
New Genetic Screening Platform Using CRISPR Technology for Targeting Thousands of Genes in a Massively Parallel Fashion
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Accurate and fast method of finding best guides to detect, target, and knockdown specific RNA targets can be used to probe dark matter of the human genome and RNA viruses like coronavirus and flu
Biologists Capture Fleeting Interactions Between Regulatory Proteins and Their Genome-wide Targets
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Transient Regulatory Interactions Have Implications for How Plants Use Nitrogen
Cool Course Dispatch: Traditional Card Game Literacy and Design
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NYU Game Center students try their hand at traditional card games with a radical twist.
How Many Tabs Do You Have Open Right Now? A Guide to (Potentially) Effective Multitasking
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Psychology's Emily Balcetis says a little stress can make you more efficient—but only if you already know what you’re doing.
Study Reveals How Too Much Fluoride Causes Defects in Tooth Enamel
Tagged in Health and Medicine Engineering, Science and Technology Research College of Dentistry NYU Abu Dhabi School of Medicine
Changes Within Enamel Cells Point to Mechanism by Which Excessive Fluoride Leads to Fluorosis
Scientists Pioneer New Way to Study Exoplanets
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A team of scientists using the Low Frequency Array radio telescope in the Netherlands has observed radio waves that carry the distinct signatures of aurorae, caused by the interaction between a star’s magnetic field and a planet in orbit around it.