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2019 Sep 27

Theory Lunch: Torbjorn Lundh

12:00pm to 2:00pm

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Warren Alpert Building 563

Torbjorn Lundh - Why don't circular wounds heal and a few other bloody problems?

Abstract

The father of all physicians, Hippocrates, is believed to have stated the following question: Why do not circular wounds heal? Later, in Posterior Analytics I, Aristotle picked up Hippocrates' finding and moderated the statement somewhat: "It belongs to the physician to know that circular wounds heal more slowly, but it belongs to the geometer to...

2019 Oct 04

Theory Lunch: Lea Goentoro

12:00pm to 2:00pm

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Warren Alpert Building 563

Lea Goentoro - Why are jellyfish round?

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Standing on a British shore a century ago, D'Arcy Thompson wondered whether the shape of a medusa can be likened to the equilibrium form of a gelatinous drop. While many study how animals get their shapes during development, less is understood about how or whether animal shape is regulated in adulthood. We pursue this question of animal shape regulation in the moon jellyfish, Aurelia aurita....

2019 Oct 11

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Providence, RI

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Toxin Response: Machine learning approach sheds light on how the liver and kidneys respond to toxins

Master of Survival: Could an extremophile hold the secret to redefining the treatment of devastating injuries?

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