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E. Coli Undergoes Reinvention, Becomes a Revolutionary Scientific Tool

By Louis Chuang | February 19, 2021

Driven by the desire to end the devastation caused by the pandemic, Prof. Matthew DeLisa, chemical engineering, turned E. coli bacterium into a powerful biotechnology tool to yield fast answers to COVID-19 questions.

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Cornell last faced Yale in its 2019 Ivy League opener. In that contest, the Red had the game knotted at 10 apiece going into the final quarter, but the Bulldogs ultimately pulled away to notch the victory.
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Led by senior Noah Schwartz, the Red placed 4th out of 12 in their home invitational at Watchung Valley Golf Club in Watchung, New Jersey.

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