Archive for April, 2008
25th Apr 2008
Microorganisms: the key to solving global warming?Researchers at the National Oceanography Centre at the University of Southampton, England, have found that coccolithophores, a microscopic marine organism once thought to be the key to solving global warming, may actually have little effect on carbon dioxide levels, the journal Nature reported.
18th Apr 2008
DMS researchers find genes to die forGenetics researchers at Dartmouth Medical School have identified the genes that control cell death during asymmetrical cell division
18th Apr 2008
St. Jude’s researchers find genetic link between leukemiasNew research links acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) to a mutation in the Ikaros gene, according to Science Now.
18th Apr 2008
DUJS to Celebrate 10th AnniversaryThe Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science (DUJS), one of the first undergraduate science journals in the country, will celebrate its 10th anniversary in conjunction with the Wetterhahn Science Symposium at Dartmouth College on May 22.
18th Apr 2008
DUJS Science News CoverageBeginning this week, DUJS will post regular online updates on science happenings at Dartmouth and around the world.
17th Apr 2008
Aneurysmal Treatment: Clips or Coils?
17th Apr 2008
The Dartmouth Scientific AssociationDownload PDF
17th Apr 2008
Detection of Acrylamide in Potato ChipsDownload PDF
17th Apr 2008
Complications: A Surgeon’s Note on an Imperfect ScienceDownload PDF
17th Apr 2008
Laser Light: Physics and MedicineDownload PDF |
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