The A﹠P Professor Science & Education Updates - Issue #213

Life Science

A decades-long quest pairs an e-nose with a brain implant

Some of the most exciting robotics breakthroughs are happening in the exoskeleton space.

Snippets of ancient viruses are embedded in the human genome and active in many healthy tissues.

A genetic variant that boosts Crohn’s disease risk may have helped people survive the 14th century bubonic plague known as the Black Death.

Rare and aggressive uterine cancers are rapidly rising in the United States, especially among people of color, and a new study suggests chemical straighteners might be partly to blame.

The worst epidemics and pandemics in history have ravaged humanity throughout its existence?

This report describes the first occupationally acquired monkeypox infection in a health worker in the United States.

This year, University of Paris-Saclay biologist Purificación López-García embarked with colleagues on a journey into life’s ancient past.

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