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Vaccination is no game — but game theory can help

Vaccination is no game — but game theory can help

Millions of people are waiting for a Covid-19 vaccination — but how can we make sure enough people get the shot to offer protection to…
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These devices make house calls in the body

These devices make house calls in the body

Implantable medical devices are designed to repair, replace, rehabilitate, and ultimately restore lost bodily function, but a newer class…
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Seeing through your mentor’s own eyes

Seeing through your mentor’s own eyes

Healthcare isn’t readily available everywhere, and expert assistance often needs to be delivered in real time to remote or underserved…
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Teaching engineering: Displaced learners making their place

Teaching engineering: Displaced learners making their place

Educating at scale means more than the number of people reached — it also means creating opportunities for hard-to-reach, underserved…
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Sophisticated models inform good policy — but people stop disease spread

Sophisticated models inform good policy — but people stop disease spread

Modeling emerged front and center during the coronavirus pandemic — especially at the outset, when there was only the smallest body of…
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Novel algorithms help gene engineers battle novel coronavirus

Novel algorithms help gene engineers battle novel coronavirus

The mapping of the human genome — the complete code of instructions that enables us to develop and function — is vital in the fight…
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2020: The year human ingenuity prevailed

2020: The year human ingenuity prevailed

The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines compares to landing the first humans on the moon, Neera Jain states in a Forbes opinion piece…
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Engineering and biology join forces for healing

Engineering and biology join forces for healing

How do we control a cell to harness its full therapeutic and medical potential? The answer lies where engineering and biology meet. In our…
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Sharpening healthcare for the next wave

Sharpening healthcare for the next wave

The way the novel coronavirus tore through the U.S. healthcare system and threatened to overwhelm it in places has brought into sharp…
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Engineering the future of entertainment

Engineering the future of entertainment

The role of engineering in live entertainment has a rich history, going back to the ancient Greek apò mēkhanês theós — “god from the…
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Supportive education in the time of COVID-19

Supportive education in the time of COVID-19

The coronavirus has attacked society at scale, across the globe. The response also has been at scale, a global drive to discover the best…
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Designing a testbed to rev up the transition to Generation IV nuclear reactors

Designing a testbed to rev up the transition to Generation IV nuclear reactors

Nuclear power is one of the leading carbon-free electricity generation methods. In 2018, nuclear energy provided more than 10 percent of…
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