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How is flow cytometry used to diagnose disease? Find out how the innovative laser-based lab technique works and more in our new article by Edgar Wex! Link in bio. https://t.co/ZFBFYk4D3V
Check out our webinar with Kevina Wang on her work in mental illness treatment development! Kevina is a bioengineering student at Stanford, where she hopes to further her passion for increasing the effectiveness of and access to mental health treatments. https://t.co/h0z6FPlQid
Hear about Angelina Quan's work on mental health treatment development! Angelina is an undergraduate at Stanford, planning on studying bioengineering with a minor in psychology, and hopes to continue contributing to a future with effective, accessible me… https://t.co/CNQbq7ZMRA
Look at a typical high school parking lot at 3:05 PM and you'll understand why driving is dangerous. Read a new perspective on roundabouts in our article by Eliana Zhang! Link in bio. https://t.co/AXZNQlVBfx
To date, we have distributed 360 kits around San Diego. Send us a DM if you would like kits distributed at a community center near you. https://t.co/5X8jCtivv2
Oh my gosh, we made it to 500 posts!! Seems like it has been forever. Thank you for your support over the past two years! Shoutout to @sid.u_ @meryl.liu and @andrewwgao who make the posts. https://t.co/6bL8YrYJc6
In November 1979, just months after deaths started to occur, the story went public: as many as one thousand people had died from a deadly bacteria accidentally released from a military facility in the city of Sverdlovsk. The incident came to be known as … https://t.co/0GFmxj9xpQ