Living in a world of pathogens

Learning so much about bacteria made me realize how blind I had been to the world around me. To underestimate these amazing organisms now seems unacceptable.
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Learning so much about bacteria made me realize how blind I had been to the world around me. To underestimate these amazing organisms now seems unacceptable.
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For all workers, a union would provide a direct line to the school to address topics that may be difficult and time-consuming to negotiate individually.
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In typical fashion, I have decided to simply let future me make the decision between further education and finding a job.
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Are you a prospective graduate school applicant? Here’s some advice I wish someone had told me when I applied and things I wish I’d done differently.
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Youth Participatory Action Research found disproportionate exposure to air and noise pollution for Black residents in Richmond, California.
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At the Elias Lab, Maggie Raboin, a graduate student, is studying the ways that sound affects invertebrates such as spiders.
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The privatization of academic publishing has perpetuated social inequality by historically deterring disadvantaged universities from accessing research.
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My honors thesis is personal to me, and yours needs to be personal to you if you choose to work on such a large and important project.
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Each time a new policy is announced, our ability to live and work in the United States is thrown into question.
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I used to think living in the present meant a lot of yeses, living life to the fullest, carpe diem. But it also means saying no sometimes, and that is okay.
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