Tulane researcher using “nerve-on-a-chip” to study safer chemo drugs
March 04, 2016
A Tulane researcher is leading a study that could lead to improved ways of screening chemotherapy drugs for neurotoxicity.
Getting the facts about the Zika virus
February 11, 2016
As Zika virus continues to spread north toward the United States, public concern and media attention are also on the rise. Two faculty members from the Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine and the Tulane School of Medicine talk about the virus and the risk it poses with mosquito season right around the corner.
Tulane professor part of discovery of new human relative
September 10, 2015
Anthropology professor Trenton Holliday is among researchers involved in the discovery of a new species of human relative in a South African cave.
Plants help clean up oil, Tulane study finds
April 29, 2015
Tulane researchers found that oil-eating bacteria increased in marsh grass exposed to oil after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Tulane to test NOLA mockingbirds for lead
October 06, 2014
If that mockingbird won’t sing, could lead be the problem?