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Biology
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Making an octopus cuddly
Published
Winter 2018
Study finds that humans and octopuses have a molecular mechanism in the brain that binds to MDMA—revealing evolutionary links between the two species
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
New cool tools
Do researchers dream of electric fish?
Published
Winter 2018
Professor Noah Cowan and his team devise a way to study the evasive knifefish
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Fish findings
Should robots think like electric fish?
Published
Nov 30, 2018
Study sheds light on how animals use active sensing behaviors to navigate the world around them
Biology
Human retinas grown in a dish explain how color vision develops
Published
Oct 11, 2018
Lab-grown organoids reveal the mysterious process of eye tissue formation that takes place in the womb
Medicine makes 'big bet' on basic science
Published
Aug 23, 2018
$100M investment over five years aimed at unraveling the mysteries of biology
Biology
Studying stress-resistant extremophiles
Published
March 5, 2018
Understanding how tiny microbes thrive in harsh environments could lead to better treatments for human diseases
Spider sense
Mysteries of the web
Published
Dec 18, 2017
Video
Researchers aim to determine how spiders are able to build webs from spatial memory
Biology
Making sense of disordered proteins
Published
Nov 27, 2017
Disordered proteins are essential to genetic processes, but until recently, scientists understood very little about how these proteins work
E.T., stone home
Science rocks
Published
Nov 9, 2017
JHU researcher enlists citizen scientists to track down rocks harboring earthly 'extraterrestrials'
Researchers look at what makes cells resistant to radiation
Published
Oct 17, 2017
Study of bacteria, yeast, human cells, and single-celled organisms could lead to improved cancer treatments
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