The DUJS Winter 2012 Issue has been released.

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22 May 2012
A Subtle Asymmetry: New Evidence for Division of Roles in Face Discernment Across the Cortical Hemispheres by Aaron Koenig '14 

The left and right brain may be performing distinct functions in facial processing, says Professor Ming Meng of Dartmouth’s Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences.

17 May 2012
Passing DNA through Nanopores: Garnering more than Sequence Data by Aaron Koenig ‘14 

Professor Meni Wanunu of Northeastern University delivered a lecture last Friday at the Dartmouth Physics Department on a developing field in biophysics: the analysis of DNA using nanopores.

10 May 2012
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How Can Differentiating Between Types of Alcohol Dependence Lead to Better Treatment Strategies?

Marietta Smith ‘12 

Afflicting 4% of the population worldwide, alcohol dependence is characterized by a sustained period of heavy alcohol use that leads to tolerance and results in withdrawal when consumption is stopped (1).