Published on NASW.org
Answers to memory loss might just lie in stories
By Nicolas Scrutton Alvarado, mentored and edited by Eric Bender
High-tech bionic hand gives amputee unprecedented finger control
By Tammy Awtry, mentored and edited by Melissae Stuart
Open insulin and the potential of synthetic biology
By Asha Dees, mentored and edited by Josh Baxt
Timing hormone therapy with menopause onset does not increase Alzheimer’s risk — but early menopause might
By Caleigh Findley, mentored and edited by Michael E. Newman
Go with your gut: this bacterium might be hiding in your stomach
By Madeleine Harris, mentored by Barbara Gastel and edited by Eli Kintisch
Fighting cystic fibrosis with CRISPR
By Isabella Hetherington, mentored and edited by Elizabeth Preston
DIY: sunscreen — using melanin in the making of “ultra-protective” sunscreen
By Sofia Lebron, mentored and edited by Jan Greene
Ancient immune cells help mice evade dodgy food
By Mahathi Ramaswamy, mentored and edited by Ranjini Raghunath
Precision prescribing for colon cancer based on gut microbes
By Tanner G. Richie, mentored and edited by Emily Caldwell
Published elsewhere:
Why Do We Dream? Maybe to Ensure We Can Literally ‘See’ the World Upon Awakening
By Roberta McLain, mentored and edited by Monya Baker
Scientific American
A Good Night’s Sleep May Help Control Blood Sugar
By Siddhant Pusdekar, mentored by Mark Roth and edited by Lauren Young
Scientific American
