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A Kingfield couple is close to buying the former Dirigo Stitching factory to expand their business, which makes Dog Not Gone safety vests, among other products.
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A Kingfield couple is close to buying the former Dirigo Stitching factory to expand their business, which makes Dog Not Gone safety vests, among other products.
Nicht immer töten Viren die befallenen Körperzellen. Forschende der Universität Basel haben in Versuchen mit Mäusen festgestellt, dass Zellen über Selbstheilungskräfte verfügen, um Viren zu elimin ...
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Twitter Facebook The Redstone Film Festival has another successful virtual event on the books. The 41st annual festival, which honors the work of College of Communication students and alumni, was streamed live on April 2. The six films nominated (five student projects and one alumni short) ranged from animation to slapstick comedy—complete with whoosh-ing sound effects—all highlighting the above-and-beyond efforts of the COM community during a global pandemic. “Producing quality projects during the pandemic is a significant achievement,” says Paul Schneider, a COM professor a...
New 'San Francisco Principles' Turn the Spotlight on HIV Long-Term Survivors Kevin Zhou It started during the 2020 International AIDS Conference. Normally a massive in-person gathering of tens of thousands, the weeklong meeting instead became virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We realized our experience with HIV and AIDS is kind of unique,” said HIV/AIDS advocate and long-term survivor Vincent Crisostomo. In online presentation after online presentation, Crisostomo and fellow advocate Hank Trout also began to realize something else: a lack of perspectives from long-term HIV/AIDS survi...