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Princeton
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Gradient metapopulation microfluidic ecologies shape genetic and biofilm drivers of T4r phage resistance in E. coli

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By Krisztina Nagy, Trung Phan Verified, Shengkai Li, Ryan Morris, Julia Bos, Sophia Winslow, Peter Galajda, Robert Austin, Sarshad Koderi Valappil, Laszlo Der, Gabor Rakhely
| Nature Verified
Abstract We use a gradient microfluidic metapopulation ecology which generates non-uniform phage concentration gradients and micro-ecological niches to reveal the importance of time, spatial population structure and collective population dynamics in the de novo evolution of T4r bacteriophage resistant motile E. coli.
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Full Season Highlights

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By Robert Austin
| Hudl.com
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How Neuroinclusion Builds Organizational Capabilities

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By Robert Austin, Neil Barnett, Chloe Cameron, Hiren Shukla, Thorkil Sonne, Jose Velasco
| MIT Sloan Management Review Verified
Summary: Leaders should consider neuroinclusion as a strategic capability-building opportunity rather than a diversity initiative. Ten-plus years of ... neuroinclusion initiatives at major companies have yielded significant business value beyond just filling open positions. These employers have gained the competitive advantages that come from embracing neurodistinct talent, whose skill sets and ability to think differently boost companies’ business capabilities.
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