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Mammalian cells expend large amounts of energy into generating >100 different enzyme-mediated RNA chemical modifications that can change the base-pairing, RNA secondary and tertiary structures, or recruitment of RNA binding proteins among many functions.
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Two graduate students will present their research at the second Beckman Graduate Student Seminar of the fall semester: Md Saddam Hossain and Aravind Baby. Lunch will be provided to registered attendees. The event takes place Wednesday, October 4 at noon in 5602 Beckman Institute.
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Prof. Emery Brown, will speak about "General Anesthesia, Neuromodulation and Altered States of Arousal" at 3 p.m. CST Oct. 5. The talk is part of the annual Beckman-Brown Lecture on Interdisciplinary Science.
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Dr. Lowe will discuss the ongoing program being developed at the Cleveland Clinic using ultra high field MRI to perform a very high spatial resolution imaging of ex-vivo brains.
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Dr. Villeneuve will discuss the brain changes that characterize the preclinical phase of Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Villeneuve will also discuss the potential modifiable risk factors that could slow down disease progression, and explain how altering new imaging and fluid criteria can help to identify individuals in the preclinical phase of AD.
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Fan Lam will speak at the Beckman Institute's Director's Seminar at noon on Thursday, October 12. Fan, will present: "Multiscale, Multiparametric Biochemical Imaging of the Brain." The seminar will be held in Beckman Institute, room 1005. Lunch will be provided to registered attendees.
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Scientific evidence confirms the power of higher test scores and the impact these scores can have on the trajectory of students' lives. Higher scores correlate with better physical and mental health metrics as well as better economic prospects—making these scores important for more than entrance into higher education institutions.
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Photons are precious in single-molecule fluorescence microscopy. As such, over the past couple of decades, the single-molecule community has embraced concepts from classical estimation and detection theory to optimize information recovered from each detected photon.
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Evidence suggests that improved cardiorespiratory fitness may mitigate this decline. Higher-fit older adults tend to show preserved white matter microstructural integrity compared to their lower-fit counterparts. Nonetheless, it is still an open question as to what extent fitness and aging independently have on the matter of integrity across the entire adult lifespan.
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Brian Williams, a 40-year veteran of television, and the former anchor of MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Brian Williams and NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams will be on campus for a conversation about the evolution of broadcast news in America. Attendees may join the event at the Beckman Institute Auditorium, or register to join via Zoom.
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With the continuous evolution of technology, we now have opportunities to acquire data across multiple spatiotemporal scales. The wealth of data has transformed modern scientific thinking and discoveries. Driven by data’s ever-increasing size and complexity, machine learning and statistical analysis have become indispensable tools in modern scientific research.
