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UIUC Researchers Find New Revelations in the Causes of Muscle Weakness in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
New research from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has identified a signaling pathway responsible for muscle weakness in Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). By targeting this pathway and regulating a specific signaling molecule, researchers have discovered a potential avenue for therapies to alleviate muscle weakness in DMD patients, offering hope for improved health and increased life expectancy for those affected by this debilitating condition.
STEM | Jenna Nabelsi
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SOCIAL SCIENCES | Jeremy Septon
UIUC Professor Greg Howard Analyzes the Impact of Remote Work on the Housing Market 1
A study by Professor Greg Howard predicts that remote work will lead to rent declines in the long run, particularly in larger cities, as housing supply catches up with demand.
INTERVIEW | Sonpari Singh
Expanding Department of Computer Science: Professor Pablo Robles Granda
Professor Pablo Robles Granda, a new faculty member at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, actively integrates his expertise in data science and machine learning into his student-centered teaching while aiming to create meaningful impact in research and the real world.
FINE ARTS| Jenna Nabelsi
Shozo Sato’s Ink Wash Exhibit at Krannert Art Museum
Shozo Sato’s rare exhibit of Ink Wash paintings at the Krannert Art Museum showcases his mastery of Japanese art forms conveys Japanese culture, nature, and personal experiences while challenging traditional notions of monochromatic art.