10/01/2024
NEW ARTICLE! Check out this article written by editor at curioussciencewriters.org!
Did you know dogs are not just our loyal companions but also play a vital role in medical research? This article dives into how dogs are helping scientists tackle myotubular myopathy (MTM), a rare genetic muscular disorder affecting 1 in 50,000 newborn boys. It shares the journey of Dr. Alan Beggs and his team, who are using cutting-edge gene therapy techniques to treat this devastating condition—starting with affected pups! Through groundbreaking research, scientists have seen incredible results, with once-weak dogs now thriving and humans showing significant improvements. But despite the successes, challenges remain. The therapy showed side effects in human trials, causing researchers to pause, rethink, and refine the treatment.
Even though the path to a cure isn’t easy, the commitment to finding answers remains strong. With ongoing studies and new approaches, this research offers hope for a future where both boys and dogs with MTM can lead longer, healthier lives. Read on to learn more about how our four-legged friends are helping shape the future of medicine!
09/16/2024
(PART 2)- NEW ARTICLE (and a sneak peek)! The first of our articles of the 2024-2025 class, ‘When Bioinformatics Looks like Hot Dogs: How T Cell and B Cell Epitope Prediction Preps You Against Pathogens’, writer brings us into a whole new world of vaccines and epitope prediction. Read the whole article NEXT WEEK when it is published!
09/16/2024
NEW ARTICLE (and a sneak peek)! The first of our articles of the 2024-2025 class, ‘When Bioinformatics Looks like Hot Dogs: How T Cell and B Cell Epitope Prediction Preps You Against Pathogens’, writer brings us into a whole new world of vaccines and epitope prediction. Read the whole article NEXT WEEK when it is published!
09/15/2024
NEW ARTICLE (and a sneak peak)! Curious Science Writer Theresa Fang has published her article on T cell and B cell epitope predictions. Read the full article on our website!
06/16/2024
The Art The Vote deadline for submission of nonpartisan
ARTCARDS/STICKERS to get out the young vote is one day less than one month away: July 15. Open to young artists ages 17 – 29. Send them to www.artthevote.org now!! Great prizes; national recognition. Also follow us on Instagram:
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Art The Vote
Art The Vote features a national challenge for young artists ages 17 – 29 to design artcards and stickers that make art a force for civic engagement.
04/23/2024
NEW ARTICLE! CLICK THE LINK IN OUR BIO TO READ or visit www.curioussciencewriters.org
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journalism, science literacy, high school, retinal organoids
#2024
04/04/2024
Do you love science and writing? Are you passionate about communications? There is still time to apply for the class of 2024!
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03/21/2024
Are you curious about science communications? Applications are now open for writers, editors, graphic designers and social media managers! Apply today to become a Curious Science Writer for the class of 2024-2025. https://curioussciencewriters.org/summer-program/
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03/11/2024
NEW ARTICLE! CLICK THE LINK IN OUR BIO TO READ or visit www.curioussciencewriters.org
journalism, science literacy, high school
#2024
02/08/2024
Are you curious about science writing, editing, graphic design, or social media? Do you have a passion for science and communications? Join Curious Science Writers for the opportunity to learn the art of science communications! Apply today at https://curioussciencewriters.org/summer-program/
02/01/2024
NEW ARTICLE by a curious science writer!!
Dive into the cutting-edge realm of cancer treatment with immunotherapy, a revolutionary approach strengthening the immune system to naturally combat tumors. Recent studies reveal the efficacy of low-dose immunotherapeutic drugs, promising accessibility and enhanced effectiveness.
Explore the future of cancer treatment - click the link in our bio for in-depth insights.