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Tulane medical student returns to where his story began

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-…

Research in Real Time, Science, World
Tulane study finds Southern Ocean plays key role in global ocean oxygen levels

Studying oxygen levels in the Southern Ocean, which surrounds Antarctica, during the Last Interglacial period may offer insight into what controls…

Trailblazers
OralExam.ai takes top prize at Open Season pitch competition

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…

Event, On Campus, People, Science, World
Future of Energy Forum connects Tulane research, industry and the next generation of energy leaders

About 2,000 attendees came together for the third annual Tulane Future of Energy Forum to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions and consider how…

Research in Real Time, Science, World
Future of Energy Forum panel: How AI could expand energy access

At the Future of Energy Forum, two Tulane researchers explained how artificial intelligence, which is driving enormous increases in energy demands,…

Health, NOLA
Ad campaign spotlights Tulane partnership that is making NOLA a healthcare destination

From the airport baggage claim to prominent intersections across New Orleans, a new advertising campaign is putting Tulane University’s medical…

Health, Research in Real Time
Tulane researcher targets bacteria’s protective shield in search for E. coli vaccine

A Tulane University researcher is investigating how a common cause of diarrheal disease protects itself inside the human body — work that could…

Research in Real Time, Science
Discovery of new muscle attachment by Tulane students sparks passion for careers in medicine

Tulane students have discovered what appears to be a new muscle attachment in some humans, a finding that was fueled by their intellectual curiosity…

People, Science, World
Tulane professor sees wasted carbon as an untapped resource in the energy transition

Plastic headed for a landfill and natural gas burned off at an oil field may seem like two different environmental problems. To Tulane chemical…

NOLA, On Campus
When it rains, it drains: Unified Green project expands uptown campus stormwater management

The university is improving and expanding its stormwater management system with the Unified Green project.