Hillary Hoffman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Leaving gravity behind | UDaily

Leaving gravity behind | UDaily

UDaily — A UD experiment returns from space with new data on how particles influence turbulence

No business like flow business | UDaily

No business like flow business | UDaily

UDaily — UD alumnus Evan Lewis combines technology and theatre to support Longwood Gardens' fountain performances

24 hours to build | UDaily

24 hours to build | UDaily

UDaily — At UD's HenHacks, students collaborate to quickly turn ideas into working prototypes

Opening the rails to future engineers | UDaily

Opening the rails to future engineers | UDaily

UDaily — UD's $14.5 million federal grant will expand access to live rail training and create a shared data resource

Designing protein building blocks for advanced materials | UDaily

Designing protein building blocks for advanced materials | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers design protein fragments that self-assemble under extreme conditions

Bringing hidden magnetic states to light | UDaily

Bringing hidden magnetic states to light | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers develop optical method to detect magnetic behavior of antiferromagnets, paving the way for advanced computing and quantum technologies

Soft electronics that shape-shift | UDaily

Soft electronics that shape-shift | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers develop a first-of-its-kind conductive hydrogel that can switch between liquid and solid states

Why Achilles tendon injuries resist treatment | UDaily

Why Achilles tendon injuries resist treatment | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers seek to uncover how anatomical differences may influence recovery

Biotechnology solutions for plastics problems | UDaily

Biotechnology solutions for plastics problems | UDaily

UDaily — UD chemical engineer wins the AIChE Langer Prize for efforts to harness biology to manage plastic waste sustainably

Engineering a clearer view of bone healing | UDaily

Engineering a clearer view of bone healing | UDaily

UDaily — UD engineer Michael Hast leads an NIH-funded effort to identify impaired bone healing earlier with MRI-based computer models

Harnessing magnetism for faster computing | UDaily

Harnessing magnetism for faster computing | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers uncover a new way to measure magnetic waves using electrical signals

Making nanomedicines more precise | UDaily

Making nanomedicines more precise | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers study how protein coatings influence nanoparticles' ability to avoid immune clearance and reach their destinations

Turning plastic waste into fuel | UDaily

Turning plastic waste into fuel | UDaily

UDaily — UD researchers and collaborators develop new catalyst to accelerate upcycling of plastics

Can I Take Creatine with SSRIs? - MedShadow Foundation

Can I Take Creatine with SSRIs? - MedShadow Foundation

MedShadow Foundation Blog — Early trials link creatine to improved SSRI response in some people, but psychiatrists say it's not ready for broad use

Can I Take Prilosec with Levothyroxine? - MedShadow Foundation

Can I Take Prilosec with Levothyroxine? - MedShadow Foundation

MedShadow Foundation Blog — While studies suggest that PPIs may interfere with the absorption of thyroid hormone, short-term use is unlikely to have noticeable effects

Who Will Progress to AD? Brain Microstructure Offers Clues

Who Will Progress to AD? Brain Microstructure Offers Clues

Alzforum — Subtle alterations in the brain may help predict if people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) will progress to Alzheimer's disease (AD), according to a small study published in the January 30 Journal of Neuroscience. Using diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques, researchers led by Gwenaëlle Douaud at the University of Oxford, U.K., examined gray and white matter microstructure in MCI patients.