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Could a brain cancer treatment for man’s best friend also be viable in humans? A promising new study in canines from Northwestern Medicine and other institutions is giving scientists some hope.

Northwestern experts are available to comment on the Food and Drug Administration's formal approved of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for those 16 and older.
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Northwestern University professors in the fields of political science and international relations are available to provide analysis and commentary on Afghanistan’s economy with the U.S. freezing its financial reserves,
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The $3.3 million project is one of nine focused on capturing carbon directly from air and will support breakthroughs in the understanding of chemical and materials processes that limit current direct air capture.

Northwestern University announced today it will create a multimillion-dollar technology accelerator in downtown Evanston to support startup companies led by Northwestern faculty in health, life sciences and related fields, amplifying scientific discovery and innovation by supplying the laboratory space, networking opportunities and management training necessary to address the world’s biggest problems.

What is the next step in COVID-19 vaccine development, especially amid increasing rates of breakthrough infections and emerging variants? A new study has tested the efficacy of a 2.0 vaccine in mice.

Solid oxide fuel cells could be implemented with current technologies on ships to generated concentrated carbon dioxide, which can then be captured and stored onboard.

In the 2020 presidential election, counties across the United States with a high COVID death rate saw a smaller increase in Democratic voters than in 2016, while counties with a lower COVID death rate saw a significantly larger increase.

Simulation is first to show, in great detail, how gas flows across the universe all the way down to the center of a supermassive black hole and gives rare insight into quasars.

Northwestern University professors from the fields of history, political science and journalism are available to provide analysis and commentary on the recent events in Afghanistan.
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