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A new flouorescent dye that can cross the BBB barrier in the brain, using pecha kucha for active learning, and a lot more!

Jan 17

ChatGPT is still in the news. But so are therapeutic mitochondria, how we use skeletal remains, whether HDL is "good"—and a lot more!

Jan 13

What?! Another "new organ?" This one is a thin membrane disappears as the brain is removed during dissection. That, and other stories, in this update.

Jan 11

How the gut wall affects the shape of poop, a body-part pirate, love as a teaching strategy, and more stories in this update!

Jan 9

Are chatbots poised to take over the world of education? Maybe. Read more in this issue of your favorite source of science and education news for…

Jan 6

Working on your syllabus? Here are some things to consider.

Jan 4

Burnout in both students and faculty can be a serious thing. It pays to learn more about it, so we can help our students and ourselves.

Jan 2

We all love to watch babies wiggle around spontaneously. Turns out, they're doing something very important for their development.

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