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Communication professor Charee Thompson, right, and graduate student Junhyung Han
Communication with doctor during first visit affects pain patients’ outcomes
Professor explores how patients with chronic pain convey their condition to physicians
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Michael Leshchiner
Startup success
Economics student takes advantage of campus program to launch electrolyte-tracking company
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Elizabeth Powers
Helping policymakers make more informed decisions
Economist Elizabeth Powers describes her role at the Institute of Government and Public Affairs
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Lincoln Hall
Jon Solomon to deliver 2025 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture
Classics professor’s scholarly interests range from Greek poetry to The Three Stooges
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Chelsey Smith and Eduardo García-Molina
Post-doctoral scholars selected for new public humanities program
Chelsey Smith and Eduardo García-Molina embark on public engagement projects
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Researcher looks at silicon gel
Thin skin significantly blunts injury from puncture, study finds
Dissipation of energy reduces damage to deeper tissues
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Tamira K. Brennan at excavation site
Excavating my own archaeology
LAS alumnus describes her work as a research scientist at Illinois State Archaeological Survey
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Chris Brooke
Why get new COVID-19 and flu shots?
Microbiologist: New strains of the virus are emerging every few months
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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