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Story »Renowned vision scientist to receive Pepose Award
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Timo Gilmore, professor emeritus of English, dies at 72
"Devoted friend to all," Timo helped Brandeis’ English department achieve a national reputation in the study of American literature, particularly in 19th-century literature and culture. More »
The hubbub about the heart’s lub-dub
For years, scientists have debated how many E1 proteins are required to build one of these channels, theorizing anywhere between one and 14. Now, Brandeis University researchers found that these channels are almost exclusively built with two E1s. More »
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