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Katie Wong

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🗞 Former Broadcast Journalist (BBC & NBC) • 🎓MSc Violence, Conflict and Development (SOAS) •📍From London • Views are my own
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Stuy Team: How We Won Our Way to the International Math Tourney Finals

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By Katie Wong, Andrew Zhang
| The Tribeca Trib Verified
Editor’s note: Katie Wong and Andrew Zhang, members of a Stuyvesant High School math team that recently won a coveted place in the finals of a highly competitive international math competition, wrote this piece for the Trib about the team’s experience during the semi-finals. The team, which emerged as one of only nine teams out of 770 to reach the finals, lost in the last round on April 27, an in-person presentation of their paper to a panel of PhD mathematician judges.
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Directed Evolution of Acoustic Reporter Genes Using High-Throughput Acoustic Screening

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By Robert Hurt, Zhiyang Jin, Katie Wong, Mohamed Soufi
| biorxiv.org
Abstract A major challenge in the fields of biological imaging and synthetic biology is noninvasively visualizing the functions of natural and engineered cells inside opaque samples such as living animals. One promising technology that addresses this limitation is ultrasound (US), with its penetration depth of several cm and spatial resolution on the order of 100 μm.
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Effects of rare kidney diseases on kidney failure: a longitudinal analysis of the UK National Registry of Rare Kidney Diseases (RaDaR) cohort

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By Conor Byrne Verified, S List, Katie Wong
| The Lancet Verified
Research in context Evidence before this study Chronic kidney disease is a major global health challenge that can progress to kidney failure. Despite representing less than 10% of the chronic kidney disease population, individuals with rare kidney diseases account for a higher proportion of adults and children receiving kidney replacement therapy in the UK and Europe than do patients with common causes of chronic kidney disease, such as diabetes and hypertension.
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