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Can mimicking nature unravel the mysteries of the immune system? Meet Anjelica Gonzalez, a bioengineer forging new paths, one cell wall at a time.
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featuresEngineering matter(s)Can mimicking nature unravel the mysteries of the immune system? Meet Anjelica Gonzalez, a bioengineer forging new paths, one cell wall at a time. 1 comment
featuresI, chatbotStudent use of AI is ubiquitous, disruptive, and irreversible. Now what? 2 commentsfeaturesGood karmaKathryn Lofton, Yale’s Lex Hixon Professor of Religious and American studies, considers the experimental life—and faith—of her chair’s namesake. 1 commentOld YaleCaptive congregationUntil 1926, Yale College students were required to attend chapel services every day. Blog: Daily SnapThrowback Thursday: an early draft of SterlingOn the cover of our February 5, 1926, issue, we revealed James Gamble Rogers's initial design for... In the magazine
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