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April 2022 John Streicher talks about his work on terpenes found in cannabis as these may be a novel way to treat pain without the negative side effects "Many people are familiar with cannabis, but John

Born in California and raised in Silicon Valley, his early interests were in finance and business. His new obsession led him to Johns Hopkins, where he worked in the lab of Dr. interest in model development, in capturing the lived human experience through preclinical systems, was born

Nayara Braga Emidio, Ross Cheloha, Laura M Wingler, et al. for their work on Nanobody-Mediated Dualsteric

The Legacy of Schild Analysis Schild analysis was born from an elegantly simple equation published by Sir John Gaddum in 1937.

Celtarys was born out of necessity.  

A., et al. 1997, Bohn, L. M. et al. 1999), while dual knockout is lethal (Schmid, C. L., & Bohn, L.

As a lab technician at Johns Hopkins, he was fascinated by science but also grounded in real-life responsibilities

It was great to bring everyone together and also welcome new member John Parkinson."

Also, let's congratulate Lauri Urvas on his first first-author paper!

Born near Venice and trained as a pharmaceutical chemist, Alessandro never imagined himself working at

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This Week’s Highlights: Congrats to: John Teye Azietaku , our great contributor, for his article Class

It’s a masterclass in asking better questions in science, not as a skill you’re born with, but one you

innovators building tools, platforms, or therapeutics, these origin moments are where tomorrow’s leaders are born

John Teye Azietaku for his contributor article on Unveiling GPCR Priming: The Hidden Synergy in Cellular

contributes to inflammatory joint pain Luke A Pattison , Rebecca H Rickman , Graham Ladds , Ewan St John

The pHSense Breakthrough: Two Dimensions of Discovery pHSense wasn’t built in a vacuum—it was born from

This Week’s Highlights: Congrats to: John Teye Azietaku , our great contributor, for his article Class

It was born from radical rethinking of assay design, where platform constraints became product opportunities

cytomegalovirus (MCMV) GPCR, M33, facilitates dendritic cell (DC)-dependent viremia, the extravasation of blood-borne

MolFlux: Empowering the ML Community in Molecular Predictive Modelling NanoImaging Services Appoints John

This week's highlight includes congrats to: John Teye Azietaku for his first contributor article on Illuminating

Receives R&D Achievement of the Year Award for GPCR Research Bryan Roth, Natural Products, and the John

the CKR system providing an overview of the chemokine binding mode and activation mechanisms (Urvas, Lauri

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