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Fans Across the Globe Celebrate the 217th Birthday of Edgar Allan Poe

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By Christopher Russo
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This  month, fans across the globe celebrate the  217th birthday of Edgar Allan Poe. The poet and writer, born in Boston on January 19, 1809, is most commonly associated with Boston as well as Baltimore, Maryland, where he lived for the majority of his adult life. While previously only something of an urban legend, researchers in recent years have unearthed evidence providing greater authenticity to the story.
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A Good Candlelight Vigil

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By Christopher Russo
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If your route took you past the Westford Common late Sunday afternoon, you were witness to a spontaneous outpouring of grief and frustration. The Candlelight Vigil in honor of Renee Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis mother of three and an award-winning poet, who was involved in a controversial altercation with the U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement [I.C.E.] agents on Jan. 7.
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Foam film vitrification for cryo-EM - Nature Communications

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By Yue Zhang, Biplob Nandy, Christopher Russo
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Abstract Electron cryomicroscopy (cryo-EM) has revolutionised structural biology, enhancing applicability, size limits and speed. Despite these successes, cryo-EM sample preparation remains a major bottleneck for routinely achieving high-resolution structures through single particle analysis. Challenges such as inconsistent ice thicknesses, air-water interface interactions and preferred particle orientation persist.
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