Welcome
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WelcomeFrom the editor. by Jason Smith
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Features
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NanofabulousSmall works from the 2010 scientific art competition held by Carolina’s nanofabrication lab. by Margarite Nathe
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Man, in a MouseJ. Victor Garcia-Martinez can give mice fully functioning human immune systems. Can he protect them from HIV? by Mark Derewicz
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How Old Are You, Really?Ned Sharpless is forty-three. But his research on a protein called p16 shows that he’s much younger — molecularly speaking. by Mark Derewicz
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A Story for ChaseDoctors didn’t know what he had or how to treat him. But Randi Davenport never stopped fighting for her son. by Margarite Nathe
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For the RecordA group of undergrads start a label to help campus musicians find their groove. by Alex Raines
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Strange Little VesselsYou don’t normally need them. Most of the time, they don’t even carry blood. But they might help save your life. by Meagen Voss
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(Net)work WondersThe math behind congressional committees and the Bowl Championship Series. by Susan Hardy
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When the End was NighApocalypse Then. by Mark Derewicz
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Detect, Detain, DeportIs North Carolina using 287(g) the way the federal government intended? by Mark Derewicz
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Send in the CellsKlaus Hahn’s guiding light can make cells move. Some day we may be able to use it to repair nerve injuries, assemble cells into new muscle and bone, or figure out how an embryo develops. by Susan Hardy
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Overview
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Is there a doctor on the air?by Mark Derewicz
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A sound decisionby Ginnie Hench
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Is smoking in your genes?by Noor White
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This virus kills cancerby Lee Langer
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Menopause sooner?by Jason Smith
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Trained to deliverby Mark Derewicz
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In Print
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The forgotten fatherby Mark Derewicz
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Out of the wreckage, a verseby Mark Derewicz
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