Tulane News Releases
Deepak Kaushal
Research in Real Time
Researchers work to understand why HIV patients are more likely to contract tuberculosis
Laura Schrader (right), along with graduate student, Diankun Yu (center) and postdoc, Matthieu Maroteaux (left), are exploring Shox2’s potential link to epilepsy, autism and schizophrenia.
Science
Tulane Brain Institute researchers focus on epilepsy, autism and schizophrenia
Tulane research aids in reading Earth’s diary
World
Tulane research aids in reading Earth’s diary
research team
Science
Tulane University awarded $6.28 million to study blood pressure control in low-income patients
Bluedoo Run
News Releases
Tulane Cancer Center hosts fourth annual NOLA Bluedoo Run
Professor Daniel Shantz (left) and graduate student Ross Ransom analyze data from their research of zeolite SSZ-39 in an effort to reduce harmful chemicals in auto emissions. (photo by Paula Burch-Celentano)
Science
Tulane receives grant to reduce auto emissions
Dr. Jiang He
Research in Real Time
Community health workers can help lower blood pressure
Tulane to launch new online MSW program
Culture
Tulane to launch new online MSW program
Dr. Krogstad
Research in Real Time
New Tulane University drug effective against malaria
Sarah Oliva, a PhD student in earth and environmental sciences tests a seismometer in the quad near Blessey Hall. The state of the art equipment is headed for New Zealand where it will monitor unusual volcanic earthquakes. The data will help researchers u
Research in Real Time
Tulane student hopes research will lead to protection from volcanoes, earthquakes

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