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Weirdly, people with a higher sensitivity to bitter caffeine taste drink more coffee
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Tom Donilon, former national security advisor, highlights U.S. strengths
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MMM students win Kellogg Design Challenge
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Linda Darragh honored for contributions to Chicago's tech community
Crain’s selects two Northwestern companies as Chicago’s most innovative
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Northwestern Eye: Alex Li busts a move
‘Game-changing’ skin sensor could improve life for a million hydrocephalus patients
Researchers demonstrate first example of a bioresorbable electronic medicine
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Northwestern rules late-night TV
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Reflections of a black student activist
In the News
A new, easy-to-peel avocado promises to send fewer people to the ER. There’s just one problem.
November 19, 2018 – Washington Post
The big changes colleges are making to help art students snag jobs in America's gig economy
November 18, 2018 – CNBC
Why bitter tastes (and genetics) may make you drink more coffee
November 16, 2018 – Chicago Tribune
L’Oréal’s new wearable sensor keeps track of your daily uv exposure
November 15, 2018 – Mental Floss
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Science mimics life
Black widow spiders' steel-strength silk webs could lead to equally strong synthetic materials
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