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Stephanie is a science journalist and editor based in Los Angeles. She is the Managing Editor at The Scientist.

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Tag: bioengineering

No need for a cold chain with these thin films

Most vaccines and biologics must stay cold until ready for use, but new thin film technology stabilizes these therapeutics for … More

bioengineering, biologics, gene therapy, science, vaccine

Origami vaccines fold up to fight cancer

As self-assembling structures, DNA and RNA origami vaccines hold vaccine components in precise numbers and arrangements to help the immune … More

bioengineering, cancer, immunology, science, vaccines

Shrinking toys inspire diagnostics and wearable sensors of the future

Inspired by toys from her childhood, bioengineer Michelle Khine designs microscale diagnostics and wearable biosensors with the hope of revolutionizing … More

bioengineering, bloodpressure, diagnostics, respiratory, science, sensors, shrinkydinks, wearables

Expanding the genetic code with quadruplet codons

By engineering cells to translate quadruplet codons instead of the standard triplets, scientists expand the possible amino acids that can … More

amino acids, bioengineering, codons, drug discovery, genes, genetic code, protein, quadruplet codons, RNA, science

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