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Nearly 26 years after Xander Boggs was born at Tulane Hospital, he returned to the same corner of New Orleans to begin a new chapter — as a first-year medical student.
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Studying oxygen levels in the Southern Ocean, which surrounds Antarctica, during the Last Interglacial period may offer insight into what controls…
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A three-person team that included two Tulane faculty members took home first place and $3,000 at the Tulane Innovation Institute’s latest Open Season…
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About 2,000 attendees came together for the third annual Tulane Future of Energy Forum to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions and consider how…
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At the Future of Energy Forum, two Tulane researchers explained how artificial intelligence, which is driving enormous increases in energy demands,…
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Florida is experiencing one of its most significant dengue fever outbreaks in years. Tulane medical entomologist Dawn Wesson said the outbreak is…
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A team from Tulane found loneliness and social isolation are costing people nearly six years of life free from mental disorders like depression and…
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Spain, Spanish America and the Atlantic World in an Age of Revolution opened Thursday, Sept. 24, at the Doris Z. Stone Latin American Library and…
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Tulane University is expanding its engineering programs with the return of bachelor’s degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering beginning in…
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