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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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At an Einaudi Center event, Nobel Laureate economist Amartya Sen discusses international democracy with Cornellians.

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The location of Friday curry lunch meetings, countless coffees between classes and at least one married couple’s first date, the beloved Mann Library cafe will close May 21 after CALS ended its contract. https://t.co/KlTbTJap9W

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Despite the general vibe that dining hall food has been lackluster, Mark '24 has found many standouts. Here are her top five Cornell dining hall dinners and deserts, like the gouda mac and cheese which helped her dance through the rigors of CHEM 2080.

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