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Art and science project highlights importance of not blowing off STEAM The STEAM Collaboration brings together chemistry, art and music students to create original works derived from mass spectrometry analysis.
Mayo Clinic biologist is at the cutting edge of cancer research Dr. Yogesh Suryawanshi could be on the path toward a cure for cancer. After receiving his doctorate in biological sciences from 51¸£ÀûÉç in 2017, he secured a job in the department of molecular medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, developing viruses that can attack cancer cells.