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Review: Beautiful World, Where Are You
“What is there to say of the marketing ploys of pop-up shops and coffee trucks accompanying Beautiful World’s release? At the same time, to speak exclusively of the book is to ignore the ferocious tendency of fans and critics alike to make Rooney into an emblem, to give her another title of best or worst millennial something and link again to the essay she wrote for The Dublin Review.”
Cellular changes may account for rapid infection by Salmonella in humans
“Within 10 minutes of Salmonella infection, bacteria break down the tubular structures holding extra cell membrane and transform it into large cellular ruffles. These ruffles change the shape of a cell’s membrane in favour of the bacteria, allowing the bacteria to enter the cell more easily – something researchers are interested in stopping.”
Exposure to AI models may improve clinical efficiency and care
“To help address this bias, Rickard’s team suggests minimizing a clinical user’s chance of being influenced by a model, especially when one person provides the bulk of critical care. Doing so could help maintain the important distinction between true clinical judgement and a model’s predictions.”
A quest for a new malaria vaccine with postdoctoral fellow Dr. Danton Ivanochko
The Hospital for Sick Children
The cellular secret of how memories are made, and lost
The Hospital for Sick Children
Self-repairing mitochondria use novel recycling system, study finds
The Hospital for Sick Children
Improving quality of life for patients with bladder and bowel dysfunction
The Hospital for Sick Children
Cellular inflammation uncovered in rare neurodegenerative condition
The Hospital for Sick Children
The molecule that could alleviate stroke-related brain injury
The Hospital for Sick Children
Depression in adolescents linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease
The Hospital for Sick Children
Imaging technology captures how neurons communicate with new clarity
The Hospital for Sick Children
Genetically altering proteins could inform treatment development for children with epilepsy
The Hospital for Sick Children
Exploring the developing brain with postdoctoral fellow Dr. Julie Sato
The Hospital for Sick Children
Cellular changes may account for rapid infection by Salmonella in humans
The Hospital for Sick Children
Inherited gene variations reveal precision therapy potential for rare cancer syndrome
The Hospital for Sick Children
Whole genome sequencing reveals new genetic marker for cardiomyopathy
The Hospital for Sick Children
Women in science advancing individualized care at SickKids
The Hospital for Sick Children
Immune responses to gut bacteria linked to onset of type one diabetes
The Hospital for Sick Children
Exposure to AI models may improve clinical efficiency and care
The Hospital for Sick Children
Improved cellular recycling could benefit patients with neurodegenerative conditions
The Hospital for Sick Children
Neuroimaging identifies why children demonstrate better language outcomes after brain injury
The Hospital for Sick Children
Deep single-cell analysis at SickKids facility lowers barriers to multi-omics research
The Hospital for Sick Children
Human-specific protein drives dynamic DNA changes in neurodegenerative conditions
The Hospital for Sick Children
Review: Beautiful World, Where Are You
Columbia Journal
On location: Porter previews E195-E2 economy experience
PAX International
Streamlining success: Watermark's rebrand
PAX International
Catered to you: A look at speciality meals
PAX International
Listen and level up with Linstol
PAX Tech
Amenities trending: Go brand or go home
PAX International
Less artificial, more intelligent: Weave's global technology network
PAX Tech
Bringing the "WOW" factor back to air travel
PAX International
Update on the Detroit Water Shutoffs
Columbia University School of the Arts Newsletter
Review: Wow, No Thank You by Samantha Irby
Columbia Journal
They Said This Would Be Fun: An Interview with Eternity Martis
Columbia Journal
On Elegant Endings: An Interview with Paola Antonelli
Columbia Journal
Review: Little Weirds by Jenny Slate
Columbia Journal
“Our Time Machine” Screening Reflects on Art and Memory
International House New York
Highlights from the 2019 WIL Weekend One
International House New York
“Then & Now” A Conversation with Former I-House President Gordon Evans
International House New York
Whose job is it to tackle sexism in comedy?
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How the iTunes terms and conditions agreement became a best-seller
Precedent
This Bay Street partner spent her holiday on Antarctica’s highest mountain
Precedent
How the art of improv will help you ace your next job interview
PredecentJD
What the f@$ is happening here?
PrecedentJD
This law firm will pay you to quit
PrecedentJD
The best four photos of lawyers of lawyers revealing their hobbies
Precedent
What I learned at the FIPP World Congress
Review of Journalism
Charm will get you only so far
Review of Journalism
Off the page: Daniel Fish
National Magazine Awards Blog
Interview Series: Chris Purdy
Digital Publishing Awards Blog
What’s the news worth?
Review of Journalism
Nothing is forever
That First Year
Lessons from being a nanny
That First Year
Here’s to the ones who dream
That First Year
What do you do first?
That First Year
On bad days and getting dressed for work
That First Year
Monocle editors bullish on magazine print editions
Ryerson Journalism Research Centre
The role of the editor: what’s changed and what’s next?
FIPP News
Buzzfeed’s global expansion explained
FIPP News
Hearst Magazines in China: Winning audiences via live events and social media
FIPP News
Moving your audience beyond subscriptions – advice from Dow Jones
FIPP News
B2B media: Advice on how to stay relevant to audiences
FIPP News
Using audience insights to build ad impact and revenue
FIPP News
Changes in the cross-border business environment, explained
FIPP News
Thoughts (and evidence) on how to compete in a world where lines between media are increasingly blurred
FIPP News
Peter Kreisky on creating a new corporate culture
FIPP News