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Microbiology

A woman holds a square of jelly in one hand and adjusts a knob on a microscope with the other hand
Science+Technology
A new dimension of research
Published July 31, 2017 Video
3-D microscope gives researchers unprecedented views of organs, tissue, live specimens
Cancer's telltale slime
Published March 31, 2015
MRI detects sugar molecules on cancerous cells, a method that raises possibility of diagnosis without biopsies / Hopkins Medicine
Q+A
Ebola's basic biology
Published Nov 4, 2014
School of Public Health professor on how virus infections evolve
Pathologist Noel Rose
Published July-Aug 2014
Professor is well-known for his pioneering studies on autoimmune thyroiditis in the 1950s that ushered in modern era of research on autoimmune disease / Gazette
Wolbachia bacteria
Micro management
Bacteria vs. malaria
Published May 10, 2013
Infecting mosquitoes with specific bacteria strain could help stop spread of disease / NPR