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Optical spring detects single molecules
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Using Blood To Detect Heart Disease and Cancer
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A team of engineering researchers from UVic and the University of Rochester has developed a way to detect single molecules using a light-based technology inspired by the
“whispering gallery” effect, first discovered in London’s iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Hadley Friedland was in Edmonton running a life-skills group for teenagers coming off the street or out of jail when her sister gave her a birthday present that sparked a
remarkable sequence of events. The birthday present? The Law School Admission Test.
New proteomics technology could detect risk for heart disease and cancer from a single drop of blood.