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Novel nanoparticles deliver CRISPR gene editing tools into the cell with much higher efficiency
Tufts Engineering News | July 16, 2019
Mallidi recognized for research
Tufts Engineering News | July 10, 2019
Novel protein delivery method
Tufts Engineering News | April 12, 2019
Engineers race for a good cause
Tufts Engineering News | April 12,
2019
Integrated electron-fluorescence microscopy
Tufts Engineering News | March 27, 2019
Roger Gu, E20, wins national swimming title
Tufts Now | March 21, 2019
My path, my story
Tufts Now | January 30, 2019
Men's soccer team wins NCAA championship
Tufts Engineering News | December 3, 2018
The future of food
Tufts Engineering News | November 29, 2018
Tufts team wins Cambridge competition
Tufts Engineering News | November 27, 2018
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David Kaplan talks about his research on a new silk-based stabilizer that could keep some vaccines and antibiotics stable up to temperatures of 60 °C, potentially eliminating the need to keep them refrigerated. "This could potentially eliminate the need for a cold-chain system, greatly decreasing costs and enabling more widespread availability of these life-saving drugs," says Kaplan.
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