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Al-Hashimi develops methods to capture images of RNA molecules in different conformations and uses the images to design new therapeutics.
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Graduation season at the medical center kicks off next month. Here's who will be speaking at each school's graduation ceremonies.
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Around 150 applicants accepted to VP&S visited campus in mid-April for a two-day tour of the school and introductions to its programs and students.
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- April 16, 2025
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Zuckerman InstituteApril 14, 2025Gary Struhl and Iva S. Greenwald each received the Canada Gairdner International Award for research that yielded critical insights into how cells communicate during animal development.
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- April 14, 2025
Students from the South Bronx Academy for Applied Media got a hands-on introduction to the certified registered nurse anesthetist profession.
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- April 10, 2025
During her talk, “A Century of Women at VP&S: Historical Perspectives,” Anne L. Taylor, MD, lauded the contributions of the first women trailblazers at VP&S.
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- April 9, 2025
Columbia medical students celebrated their accomplishments in research and received awards at recent events.
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- April 9, 2025
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- April 2, 2025
A new AI tool that uses machine learning and nurses' instincts detects patient deterioration nearly two days faster than conventional methods, reducing risk of death and complications.
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- April 2, 2025
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- April 1, 2025
For the third year running, occupational therapy students have built free assistive devices for local children with disabilities.
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