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New discovery could rewrite the textbook on polymer engineering

A new design by researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science could solve the 200-year-old challenge in polymers. It...

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3D-printed concrete offers enhanced strength, durability, and lower carbon emissions

Researchers are developing a more sustainable, printable cementitious composite.

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Undergrad discovers key to improved Crohn’s treatments

Controlled pediatric Crohn's still shows duodenal microbiota imbalance.

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Toxic tau protein linked to Alzheimer’s discovery

Tau oligomers cause harm to neuronal nuclei structure and function.

Image showing Yogurt could help your mood as well as your gut. UVA researchers say a bacterium in fermented foods may help change the way you feel, opening a realm of possible treatments for mental health and other medical issues.

Stomach-focused strategies for better mental well-being

Lactobacillus in altered flora balances IFNγ for stress resilience.

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Preventing coronary artery disease through gene discoveries

Genome-wide study uncovers coronary artery calcification insights.

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Liquid nanofoam: New hope for injury prevention

Liquid nanofoam cushions to protect athletes, drivers, and patients.

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UVA-led discovery challenges 30-year-old dogma in associative polymers research

Associative polymers have unique self-healing and flow properties.

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