Researchers at Harvard University and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have created a detailed atlas of a critical region of the developing mouse brain, applying multiple advanced genomic technologies to the part of the cerebral cortex that is responsible for processing sensation from the body. By measuring how gene activity and regulation change… Read More »
This year, they will be competing for a second time in Harvard’s President’s Innovation Challenge (PIC) in the high-tech business-to-business track. They were recently chosen as one of 121 semi-finalists out of more than 420 contenders. “We have made so much progress since last year’s PIC competition,” Breitman said. “This past year, we have accrued… Read More »
Due to recent events, almost everyone is always inside their homes. Unless you’re doing essential errands, you’re not allowed to step outside. The government has implemented some measures to prevent the further spread of the COVID pandemic. Most people are adhering to the regulations to protect themselves from the virus. During these hard times, everyone… Read More »
Having a dedicated self-care practice to slow down, get grounded, and recenter when you notice you’re stressed, overwhelmed, or exceptionally busy can help you care for yourself, and also stay on track with your wellness vision. But self-care can be the first thing that goes out the window when you’re stressed, busy, or feel spread… Read More »
As drought conditions continue across many parts of Australia, many property owners are contemplating water-wise options for outdoor spaces. “Whether it’s in the garden, pool or areas in between, there are plenty of ways to create beautiful and practical outdoor spaces that are also low on maintenance and water requirements,” landscape designer Matt Leacy, from… Read More »