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Jenna Wilson

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University of Kansas alumni | Multimedia Journalist | @ News-Press NOW contact: jenna.wilson@newspressnow.com
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National and state-level datasets of United States forensic DNA databases 2001–2025

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By Yemko Pryor, Joao Pedro Donadio, Samantha Muller, Jenna Wilson , Tina Lasisi, Virum Ranka
| Nature
Abstract Forensic DNA databases in the United States have expanded substantially over the past two decades. However, comprehensive, harmonised data describing database structure and composition remain limited. This dataset series documents forensic DNA infrastructure across national and state levels from 2001 to 2025.
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Drivers weigh cost vs. time as 183 corridor changes take effect

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By Jenna Wilson 
| KEYE-TV (Austin, TX)
AUSTIN, Texas — Drivers traveling through North Austin and Cedar Park are beginning to see noticeable changes along the U.S. 183 corridor as the 183 Mobility Project moves into its next phase. Construction crews have removed many of the orange barrels that once lined the roadway, making way for newly opened lanes and new toll infrastructure along the corridor. The project now includes one additional non-tolled lane in each direction, two express toll lanes, and a tolled connector ramp to MoPac.
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The Development of Hippocampal‐Cortical Functional Connectivity in Infants and Toddlers

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By Sam Audrain, Jenna Wilson , Shawn C. Milleville
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Infancy represents a critical period in the development of the memory system. Although infants can encode and retrieve memories for some period of time, these memories are forgotten at an accelerated rate (Madsen and Kim 2016). Indeed, most adults are unable to recall experiences from before the age of 3. One contributing factor may be the immaturity of the neurobiological systems that support memory during this early period (Alberini and Travaglia 2017; Bauer 2006).
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