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AI: Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer
Artificial Intelligence. Over time the term has been associated with the likeliness of mastermind robots and big data clouds, but in today’s society the term is perhaps best represented by prevalence. Chat GPT; Google Gemini; Microsoft Copilot; The modern age is more digitized than ever, and new uses for a variety of AI models seem to pop-up out of every corner of digital space. These AI models have been incorporated into various areas, and now, they’ve found their way into t
Gauri Balasubramanian
Feb 11


The First CRISPR Baby
CRISPR is a new gene editing technique that fixes problematic DNA sequences called mutations. The protein complex cuts a DNA sequence of choice before using a specific template to transcribe an alternative sequence complementary to the template DNA. This directly alters the targeted gene, making it a desirable form of gene regulation. However, the complexity of the procedure and the necessary precision have prevented its widespread use. Despite this, the first patient was jus
Kaitlyn Pericone
Feb 10


Dangers of AI in Mental Health
Therapy has existed for decades and is extremely well researched in terms of how successful it is when helping people with mental health challengers. However, nearly 50% of all individuals who need it are unable to reach therapeutic resources. In a new Stanford University study from its Institute for Human-Centered AI, researchers investigated the use of large language models (LLMs) to replace mental health providers as an inexpensive and accessible alternative. Their findin
Julia Rich
Feb 10


Drosophila and DNA: Exploring Mechanisms of Double-Strand Break Repair
DNA repair give way to possible therapies that allow for specific and targeted treatment of cancerous cells

Annika B Von
Sep 1, 2023


Uncovering the Day-to-Day Objects of the Past
Professor Sullivan currently serves as the ceramic analyst for an archaeology project in Northwestern Belize, where her role includes using
Elitsa Ilieva
May 15, 2023


Living Robots: Answers They Provide and New Questions They Pose
Xenobots—also known as the “living robots”—resemble soft, diminutive popcorn pieces, contrary to the commonly depicted imagery of metallic d

Gawon Yoo
May 15, 2023


Cultivating the Future: Cellular Agriculture at Tufts University
Currently, the answers to these wonders lie in the hallways of Tufts University’s Science and Technology Center. In the Tufts University Cen
Sam Goldberg
May 15, 2023


Becoming a Scientist
I think it’s a clear sign that it’s my third semester in the Kaplan lab by the fact that I enjoy the smell of a big batch of bacteria...
Elitsa Ilieva
Sep 1, 2022


Ionogels: A Step Towards Improving Lithium-Ion Battery Storage and Renewable Energy Overall
The consequences of primarily relying on fossil fuels and other non-renewable energy sources have become impossible to ignore. As such,...
Alex Fitzgerald
Sep 1, 2022


Tufts' Biotech Offspring
Words such as “Entrepreneurship” and “Venture Capital” have been seldom uttered and discussed at Tufts, a liberal arts institution not...
Bijan Harandi
Sep 1, 2022


Wireless Communication Standard Generations
How many times have you gone somewhere, seen that your phone's battery was low, and then realized that you forgot to bring your charger...
Benjamin Duchild
Sep 1, 2021


Revolutionizing the Paradigm of Coding: The Literacy of the 21st Century
When you think about the word literacy, the first thought that pops into your mind is probably not coding literacy. From a very young...
Christopher Sasanuma
Sep 1, 2021
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