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ISABEL THOMAS

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Thomas describes the toys that defined different eras of her life.

Toy trends from my childhood

By ISABEL THOMAS | April 21, 2022

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Thomas samples JBee’s Jamaican Me Crazy's Jerk Chicken Bowl, which she found delicious if overpriced.

JBee's Jamaican Me Crazy delivers strong flavors but steep prices

By ISABEL THOMAS | April 5, 2022

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Professor Gennerich explained that the two heads of dyenin seem to “know” their relative positions.

Seminar talk explains the sliding mechanisms of the motor protein, dynein

By ISABEL THOMAS | November 21, 2019

Environmental activists consider policy solutions to climate change

By ISABEL THOMAS | November 14, 2019

Research cluster helps bridge disparate ideas of indigenous literature studies and conservation

By ISABEL THOMAS | November 7, 2019

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The Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Seminar series hosted the discussion last week.

Can we use stem cells to treat spinal cord injuries?

By ISABEL THOMAS | October 17, 2019

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