Artificial intelligence technologies can be widely applied in veterinary medicine, particularly in diagnosing disease and creating personalized treatment strategies.
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Study Identifies New Predictor of Severe Pediatric Crohn’s Disease
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On Feb. 22, the Journal of Clinical Investigations published a study on the discovery of a new predictor of severe pediatric Crohn’s disease.
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Bringing Science to the Streets: The Ithaca Physics Bus
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On the road since 2014, the Ithaca Physics Bus is a mobile classroom that educates people of all ages in the Ithaca community about physical phenomena through quirky and interactive exhibits.
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The Sun’s Guide to the Disappearing Sun: The 2024 Solar Eclipse
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On April 8, a total solar eclipse will travel across the Americas, moving from Mazatlan, Mexico to Houlton, Maine. The 2024 eclipse represents a rare opportunity to view a total solar eclipse within the US.
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Spring Arrives with Snow Squall Surprise
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Spring officially started on Tuesday, March 19. But just the next day, students trudged through the heavy snowfall that defines a Big Red winter.
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Seniors in Cyberspace: How Cornell Researchers are Using Virtual Reality to Enhance Social Engagement for Older Adults
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Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine and Cornell University are collaborating on a project to investigate virtual reality as a tool to address loneliness and social isolation among older adults.
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Ten Gold Medals in 13 Years: Cornell iGEM’s Secrets for Success
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The student project team Cornell iGEM shares its methodology as it sets its sights on its 11th gold medal in the last 14 years.
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New Cornell Study Provides Potential Low-Cost Alternative to E. Coli
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Cornell researchers from the Barstow Research Team have engineered a new strain of the bacteria Vibrio natriegens that increases its cloning ability and simplifies plasmid transformation, according to a study published on Feb. 13 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Nexus.
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Cornell Researchers Discover New Protein Modification Patterns in C. Elegans
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A new study on fatty acid acylation, or attachment, patterns onto proteins in C. elegans, a type of roundworm, provides a foundation for future discoveries around protein function and its association with various diseases.
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New Study Decodes Genetic Processes During Ovulation in Mice
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Cornell researchers have discovered a new application of spatial transcriptomics, an imaging technique that analyzes and maps the gene activity in a tissue sample.
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Cornell University Biomedical Device Team Develops Product to Treat Opioid Withdrawal
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The Cornell University Biomedical Device team is developing a novel product intended to treat patients undergoing opioid withdrawal for its Spring 2024 project.