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| The art and science of listening | (Lina) Finda first learned about the potential of malaria-free mosquitoes in 2017, at the beginning of her PhD in public health. “My thought was, oh my God, we might eliminate this disease in my lifetime,” she says. All the scientists in the room with Finda were equally impressed and… |
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| WWU’s biochemical research erupts at the annual Volcano Conference | |||
| Biochemistry major Elise Tahti is Western's newest Goldwater Scholar | |||
| Molecular Biosciences Symposium returns to campus Oct. 21 | |||
| Research Recap: A Chemistry grad works in cancer care, research on local herring populations and publication for Behavioral Neuroscience students | |||
| Research Recap for Oct. 15 | |||
| Meet the 2021 Presidential Scholars | |||
| Sleeping giant pries open Canucks' eyes | On Sunday, Vancouver scientist Pat Byrne will head to Rogers Arena, home of the Canucks, and begin setting the NHL team's travel plan for the remainder of the season. By that time he will know the score of a Rugby World Cup semi-final match between New Zealand's All Blacks and… |
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| Sleep doctor has Canucks peaking at right time | The Vancouver Canucks’ sleep doctor doesn’t yet know if he’ll be given a Stanley Cup ring, but if the team beats the Boston Bruins for the NHL championship, than he will have a strong claim to some jewelry. Pat Byrne, a vice-president and co-founder of Hawaii-based Fatigue Science, has… |
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| Autism study seeks participants | One in 110 children has been diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Autism Spectrum Disorders are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. Symptoms… |