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Load More...Friends, whoever is tweeting from @genome_gov recently deserves our attention & praise.
It took 13 years and $2.7 billion (!) for researchers with the Human Genome Project to complete a draft human genome sequence. Their work has enabled other researchers to develop more advanced sequencing technology that drastically lowers the cost to sequence a genome.
Last Saturday the School of Medicine celebrated the Class of 2026 starting their journey towards becoming doctors with a White Coats Ceremony.
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📷: Jodi Hilton/@TuftsUniversityICYMI: This past spring, Friedman students collaborated with a reporter from @WBUR to investigate the extent of current research on the environmental impacts of food. https://wbur.fm/3Plzazg #SustainableFood #SustainableAgriculture
Enjoy this thread of fake Orange Line posters to ease the pain of the upcoming meltdown, um we mean shutdown. 😬 Remember, we laugh so we don't cry.
Since these are helping some folks laugh through the pain of the @MBTA’s 30-day #OrangeLine shutdown, here’s a 🧵of posters I’ve made so far that summarize @MassGovernor @CharlieBakerMA’s advice for responding to this poorly-planned transportation meltdown:
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