“Developing a high-throughput screening assay (HTS) for finding inhibitors of the CRISPR-Cas Immune System”
“Assessment of the contribution of DNA replication to the establishment of distinct epigenomes in stem cells”
“Role of Innate Lymphoid cells in Pathogenesis of Pericarditis”
“Building a branched network of epithelial tubes”
“Extending a wall-turbulence modeling framework to complex fluids”
Warren Grayson, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Whiting School of Engineering & School of Medicine
“Lipid-coated Anisotropic Artificial Antigen Presenting Cells”
“Improving the Quality of Nursing Care for Sickle Cell Disease”
“Enhanced PTEN (ePTEN): a Novel Cancer Therapeutic Tool”
“Synthetic Phase Transition for Constructing and Deconstructing Cellular Processes”
“GIS and Remote Sensing for Riparian Life in Bangladesh”
“Elucidation of the molecular mechanisms by which sympathetic neurons promote islet formation and the acquisition of functional maturity”
“Probing top-down cerebellar control of hearing”
“Cuneiform from Canaan: Lemmatization, Annotation, and Electronic Publication of the Canaanite Cuneiform Texts from Tell el-Amarna, Egypt”
“Derivation of human adipomyocytes”
“A Novel Proteomics Approach for Characterizing Macrodomain—A Potential Antiviral Drug Target”
“A Million Years of Climate Change in Eastern Africa”
“Virtual Pre-Clinical and Clinical Trials in HIV”
“Economics and bioethics: An experimental study of preferences for morality and efficiency”
“Biomarkers for Lithium Response in Bipolar Disorder”
“Varieties of Austerity and Its Political Discontents: The Demise of Democratic Choice in the US, the UK, and France since the early 1990s”
Data Exploration in Astrophysics: thinking and going out of the box”
“Using Consumer Data to Predict and Prevent Adverse Health Events among Older Adults”
“Imaging Immune Cells in Cancer Using Innate Receptors”
“Combinational targeting of YAP and immune checkpoints as a novel immunotherapy for melanoma”
“Neural sensitivity to Boundary and Geometric shape of space”
“The City (Symphony No.5)”
“Mechanisms of Functional Chromosome Organization”
"Towards a Quantitative Diagnosis of Sleep Disorders: Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Sleep EEG in Good and Bad Sleepers”
“Functionally imaging and commandeering the cholinergic system: a novel intervention in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease”
“Targeting a SMN IncRNA as a treatment for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)”
“Testing the Feasibility of Accruing a National Sample of Black Men: The Black Men Health Accrual Project”
“Centrosome Clustering Inhibition as a Novel Radiosensitizing Paradigm for Lung Cancer”
“Electrochemical Oxidation and Conversion of Methane”
“Decoding the hormonal language skeletal muscle uses to “talk” to other metabolic tissues”
“Analysis of a Sleep-Timing Gene, Wide Awake, in Mice”
“Reprogramming Neurons for Regeneration”
“The university’s leadership is excited to make a substantial investment in these scholars and scientists at a critical moment in their careers when start-up funds and external support can be challenging to secure,” says President Ronald J. Daniels. “This group possesses a remarkable depth of intellect, creativity, and passion, and it will be thrilling to see their ideas unleashed.”
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