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Cellular clean-up crews linked to how body handles sugar

By Guest PostMarch 9, 2019Healthbody, cellular clean up, detoxification, glucose metabolism, handle, how, raymond moellering, sugar

Connections between metabolism and cell stress control may inform study of diabetes, cancer

How our bodies handle glucose—the simple sugar that provides energy from the food we eat—appears to be intertwined with how cells keep themselves functioning normally, according to new University of Chicago research. (more…)

At the intersection of engineering and music, Yale students hit the right notes

By Guest PostJanuary 29, 2015Sciencebrand name, carbon fuels, ceid, cellular clean up, computer program, detoxification, engineering, frauen in landwirtschaft, glucose metabolism, greener days, handle, ingmar werneburg, intersection, koenig der schreckensechsen, kopf, magic of electrocatalysis, microprocessors, motivated forgetting, music, oscillatory systems, raymond moellering, schaedelstruktur, smartphone lifespan, tamar makov, wasteful byproducts, yale, yale myers forest

During the holiday season, it’s not unusual to be serenaded by Yale’s many choirs and a cappella ensembles caroling around campus. But this past December, only in Yale’s Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID) could you be treated to an impromptu reggae jam played on one-of-a-kind instruments. (more…)