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Natural Ventilation in Historic Buildings Can Reduce Mechanical System Use, Save Energy and Create Healthier Indoor Environments
A careful assessment of the inherent energy efficient features of these buildings can ensure the necessary balance between energy optimization and historic preservation.
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Researchers Develop LLM to Identify and Suggest Alternatives to Words That Stigmatize
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‘Layer Down’ — Thin Coating of MXene Material Could Replace Thick Layers of Insulation
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Reporting Into the Void: Research Suggests Companies Fall Short When It Comes to Addressing Phishing
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Off the Rack, On the Grid: MXene Nanomaterials Enable Wireless Charging in Textiles
Ancient 3D Paper Art, Kirigami, Could Shape Modern Wireless Technology
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‘The Ecology of Fashion’ on Display at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Routes to the evolution of commensalism and domestication in the brown rat, Rattus norvegicus.
The Evolutionary History of Rats Has More Holes Than Swiss Cheese, Drexel Researchers Are Trying to Close Them
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Faculty Highlights: Recent Awards and Grants
Drs. Brian Wigdahl, Noreen Robertson, Kenny Simansky, Mauricio Reginato and Alessandro Fatatis represented Drexel during a site visit when the National Cancer Institute assigned the consortium comprehensive status.
Boosting the Breadth of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center Research Consortium
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