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More Questions.@CornellEng alumni Jacob Erstling, Ph.D. '22, and Thomas Gardinier, Ph.D. '19, are co-lead authors of a paper on the potential for oral administration of Cornell Prime Dots. Read more:
Oral delivery a possibility for silica-based C’Dots | Cornell Chronicle
New research has shown that ultrasmall Cornell Prime Dots, or C’Dots, which are among the nanocarriers for therapeu...
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Geological sciences doctoral candidate Megan Barrington studies how weathering and erosion affect the evolution of planetary surfaces. Read her student spotlight: https://gradschool.cornell.edu/spotlights/student-spotlight-megan-barrington/ @CornellEng
Alum Joseph Holland '78, M.A. '79, shares wisdom from more than 100 notable individuals in the volume of short biographies, "Make Your Own History: Timeless Truths from Black American Trailblazers." Read more from @WeCornellians:
Alum’s Book Gleans Inspiration from Black American Trailblazers - Cornellians | Cornell University
From Oprah and the Obamas to lesser-known heroes, Joseph Holland ’78, MA ’79, finds words to live by
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