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★ Featured Scientific Studies

Medical Science

A mutation linked to Autism Spectrum Disorder was found to affect the cerebellums of male and female mice differently. From Northwestern University. Published in eLife, 2016.   > Read more

An antibody combined with antiretroviral therapy yields improved treatment outcomes in monkeys infected with HIV (SIV). From Oregon Health and Science University. Published in Nature Medicine, 2016. > Read more

Basic Science

Usage of quadrivalent influenza vaccine among children in the United States. From CDC research. Published in Vaccine, 2015.  > Read more

Evaluation of the shoreline sediment (sand and pebble) size distribution along the southern coast of Lake Michigan. From Indiana University and NPS. Published in Environmental Management, 2016. >Read More

A study found that the H5N2 strain spread and killed more turkeys than other strains for two main reasons. From USDA research. Published in BMC Vet Research, 2016. >Read More

Inspired by plants, a study develops a way to convert the sun’s rays into fuel for us to use every day. From Northwestern University. Published in Journal of American Chemical Society, 2017. >Read More