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John Huddleston’s Journalist Portfolio

The Ouya: Next Best Thing or Blunder of the Century?

The Ouya: Next Best Thing or Blunder of the Century?

The Ouya is an up-and-coming console utilizing the Android platform. Will the design flaws outweigh its possi…

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Dwarf Fortress: Or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Strike The Earth

Dwarf Fortress: Or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Strike The Earth

It's been a year and a half or so since I first picked up the infamous game Dwarf Fortress, renowned for its …

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The Misogynist Myth

The Misogynist Myth

I'm sure that nearly everyone reading this article is aware of the persistent stereotype of gamers that invol…

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Anonymous Compromises United States Sentencing Committee Website

Anonymous Compromises United States Sentencing Committee Website

As of the night of January 25, Anonymous has defaced the front page of the United States Sentencing Committee…

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AMD and Crystal Dynamics Create Ultra-Realistic Hair Graphics

AMD and Crystal Dynamics Create Ultra-Realistic Hair Graphics

AMD Graphics and Crystal Dynamics took the newest iteration of the Tomb Raider series as a perfect time to un…

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Finding immune loopholes to block flu

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By John Huddleston, Caroline Kikawa
| The Naked Scientists Podcast - Stripping Down Science
There are about 1 billion cases of the flu every year, according to the World Health Organisation. The virus circulates annually, with its arrival in most geographies coinciding with the winter. And as it spreads, the process of mutation means that it evolves. This has the effect of changing the appearance of the virus, making it harder for our immune systems to keep up. This is one of the reasons that we need to get a new flu vaccine each winter.
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High-throughput neutralization measurements correlate strongly with evolutionary success of human influenza strains

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By Caroline Kikawa, Andrea N Loes, John Huddleston
| eLife
eLife Assessment This fundamental study advances our understanding of population-level immune responses to influenza in both children and adults. The strength of the evidence supporting the conclusions is compelling, with high-throughput profiling assays and mathematical modeling. The work will be of interest to immunologists, virologists, vaccine developers, and those working on mathematical modeling of infectious diseases.
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Nomenclature for Tracking of Genetic Variation of Seasonal Influenza Viruses

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By Richard Neher, John Huddleston, Trevor Bedford
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Seasonal human influenza viruses rapidly accumulate amino acid substitutions that change their antigenic properties, necessitating frequent updates of vaccines [1].
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