Honors College member Joel Tyson, Chemical Engineering (biology track), is featured for his research on the mapping of what domains are thought to be central to the pathology of Parkinson's Disease. He did this work at Johns Hopkins' Institute for Nanobiotechnology. Read more about him, how he got started in this work, and all the other cool things he's into:
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| posted | August 11, 2015 |
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