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Beating dementia more than luck

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By Laura Hendrick
Thursday, November 30, 2006
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Hunting for brain's addiction switch

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By Erin Isings
Thursday, November 23, 2006
 
Neuroscience researcher Steven Laviolette hopes work on how drugs can trigger an addiction will lead to better treatments for addiction as well as problems such as schizophrenia
 
Steven Laviolette remembers one project he worked on about the brain.
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Applied math rubs up against biology

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By Becky Blue
Thursday, November 16, 2006
 
Mikko Karttunen works on the margins between applied math and biology.
 
Though his job description reads assistant professor in the applied math department at the University of Western Ontario, Mikko Karttunen's everyday instruments are not as traditionally mathematical as might be expected.
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Creating circuits for the human body

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By Robert Aldred
Thursday, November 9, 2006
Like any five-year-old, Allen Sobot wants to know why.
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Helping robots develop personal touch

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By Julie Achilles
Thursday, November 2, 2006
 
Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Mehrdad Kermani uses the CRS F-3 Robot in teaching robotics courses
 
As a young boy growing up in Iran, Mehrdad Kermani dreamed of becoming a pilot.
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