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Stephanie Kuo

  • Director, Training and Content Development, PRX
New York
As seen in: PRX, Medium, Color Research & Application, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), D Magazine, Texas Tribune, Dallas Observer, General Assembly, KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA), Houston Public Media (Houston, TX), San Francisco Weekly and
head of content @prx • former public radio journalist
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Quantitative Proteomic Analysis Unveils Protein Concentration Effects in Neat Urine Compared to Urine Extracellular Vesicles

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By Stephanie Kuo, Sukhdeep K Spall, Ahmed Mohamed, Samantha I. Emery-Corbin
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Config2025: Be playful, stay curious, and make it happen!

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By Stephanie Kuo
| Medium
Just wrapped up my third year at Config! ✨ Last year, people were saying that AI won’t replace humans, and we should be careful or judging when using it. However, this year, people started talking about how to actually use AI to bring their ideas to life. During the opening keynote, Figma demonstrated their ambitions to be the design tool in different areas— not just UX design, but also marketing and coding. When everything is in one tool, what’s the next step?
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Why you shouldn’t pick colors in similar hues for line charts

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By Stephanie Kuo
| Medium
As designers, we’ve all run into this situation: when multiple lines appear on the same chart, you need to clearly distinguish each one while keeping the visual design harmonious. Using the same hue and varying only the lightness or darkness can be a way to achieve a clean, unified look — and sometimes it offers enough contrast. However, this approach brings several usability issues: 1.
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