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Kim Horner

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Author, Probably Someday Cancer, poems @tangledlockslit, creative NF @TypehouseLitMag, @CarterFellows ‘08-09, volunteer @FacingOurRisk
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PhD Student’s Research Is Turning Tides into Electricity

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By Kim Horner
| The University of Texas at Dallas
As a child growing up in Bangladesh in the early 2000s, Fazlur Karim experienced firsthand the consequences of an energy system under pressure. Rapid economic growth and rising electricity demand frequently overwhelmed the country’s developing power infrastructure, resulting in daily outages that often lasted several hours.
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Student team devises cool device to protect donor lungs

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By Kim Horner, Sadie Harley, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Dr. Irina Timofte (right), a transplant pulmonologist at UT Southwestern Medical Center, has sponsored three UTDesign Capstone projects at The University of Texas at Dallas. In the latest project, (from left) Sebastian Talvy, Nicholas Schlak, Carlos J. Garza and Manha Lateef are part of a six-student team that designed a thoracic organ-recovery cooler to protect donor lungs in transport.
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A protein engineering method may lead to more exact cancer treatments

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By Kim Horner, Stephanie Baum, Robert Egan Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Overview of ProSSpeC and experimental design. a Phylogeny of the Potyviridae family with genera branches present in the sequence data (number of training sequences per genus); dotted lines depict branches not used in model training. b Substrate sequence and cleavage position for a subset of representative proteases. c ProSSpeC modeling workflow prior to Hspec calculation. d The ability of proteases to cleave a substrate sequence was measured via reconstitution of sfCherry3C fluorescence.
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