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Texas Developmental Center for AIDS Research
PROJECT SUMMARY – TEXAS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER FOR AIDS RESEARCH In 2019, the US announced a plan to End the HIV Epidemic by 2030. To be successful, strategies that improve HIV preve...
Texas Developmental Center for AIDS Research
PROJECT SUMMARY – TEXAS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER FOR AIDS RESEARCH In 2019, the US announced a plan to End the HIV Epidemic by 2030. To be successful, strategies that improve HIV preve...
CAREER: Assigning comprehensive, standardized sample annotations to enhance the ability to discover, use, and interpret millions of –omics profiles
There are nearly 2 million experiments now in open online databases where, in each experiment, scientists have recorded data on the activity of tens of thousands of DNA elements, g...
RAPID/Collaborative Research: Cascading Impacts of the 2021 Texas Winter Storm on Subsidized Housing Residents: A Comparative Analysis
The 2021 Texas Winter Storm included the passage of three arctic fronts from 10 through 20 February. As numerous Texas counties faced record low temperatures, the independent elect...
Texas Developmental Center for AIDS Research
PROJECT SUMMARY ? TEXAS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER FOR AIDS RESEARCH In 2019, the US announced a plan to End the HIV Epidemic by 2030. To be successful, strategies that improve HIV preve...
Breaking Barriers to Participation: A Cultural Approach to Increasing Native Hawaiian Representation in Engineering
Enhancing diversity can lead to success, not only for minorities, but for everyone. Multicultural experiences can make people more creative, and diverse groups are more likely to t...
Multiscale modeling of an inductive hair follicle microenvironment in engineered skin substitute
Engineered skin tissues must reproduce the biological and mechanical functions of their native counterparts if they are to provide health benefits to society.However, engineered sk...
Multiscale modeling of an inductive hair follicle microenvironment in engineered skin substitute
Engineered skin tissues must reproduce the biological and mechanical functions of their native counterparts if they are to provide health benefits to society. However, engineered s...
Multiscale modeling of an inductive hair follicle microenvironment in engineered skin substitute
Engineered skin tissues must reproduce the biological and mechanical functions of their native counterparts if they are to provide health benefits to society. However, engineered s...
Multiscale modeling of an inductive hair follicle microenvironment in engineered skin substitute
Engineered skin tissues must reproduce the biological and mechanical functions of their native counterparts if they are to provide health benefits to society. However, engineered s...
Using Health Data Science and large-scale data to improve the lives of people with rare autoimmune rheumatic diseases and other rare diseases.
Background: A rare disease affects fewer than 1 in 2000 people. However, there are so many rare diseases that 1 in 17 people are affected by a rare disease in their lifetime.People...
Automated Nano AnaLysing, characterisatiOn and additive packaGing sUitE (ANALOGUE)
The electronics industry "ElecTech" sector is central to the UK's future economy, environment, and society. With over 1 million employees in sectors enabled...
Designing synthetic matrices for enhanced organoid development: A step towards better disease understanding
The severely debilitating effects of neuropathology, from neurodegenerative disorders, like Alzheimer's to neuro-inflammatory autoimmune conditions, such as Multiple Sclerosis...
Creating a Phase 2 Trials Platform for Obesity Therapies in the UK
BACKGROUNDNew pharmacotherapies and digital technologies are leading to radical improvements in the management of obesity, and there is a promising pipeline of candidate interventi...
BBSRC FTMA 2024-2027 St Andrews Dundee JHI
The University of St Andrews, the University of Dundee, and the James Hutton Institute are partnering to address the BBSRC priority area 'Building a Green Future'. Their...
CAREER: Bottlebrush polymers as gateways to multiresponsive structures
Part 1: Non-technical summaryLiving cells control what enters them and what leaves using carefully regulated transport across membrane pores made up of transmembrane proteins, whic...
REU Site: in Magnetics
Non-Technical Abstract:Funded by the Division of Materials Research, the REU Site in Magnetics at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) plans to provide enhanced research experien...
Collaborative Research: Superinvaders: testing a general hypothesis of forest invasions by woody species across the Americas
Invasive plant species are a form of biological pollution that cost billions of dollars each year in lost crop and timber production, and they are one of the principal threats to n...
Collaborative Research: Superinvaders: testing a general hypothesis of forest invasions by woody species across the Americas
Invasive plant species are a form of biological pollution that cost billions of dollars each year in lost crop and timber production, and they are one of the principal threats to n...
Corticospinal neurons in response control and movement coordination
To navigate through our ever-changing environment, we must continually process sensory information to make informed decisions and execute goal-oriented movements. This process of g...