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June 25, 2018

Six things you can do with coffee – after you’ve finished drinking it

Rhodri Jenkins, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Don’t throw out your used coffee grounds. They could be used in the garden, an engine or even a research lab.

When you hear hooves, shout camel, not bioterrorist. Delpixel/Flickr

July 30, 2014

Middle East respiratory virus came from camels, not terrorists

Ian M. Mackay, The University of Queensland; Katherine Arden, The University of Queensland; Lisa Murillo, Los Alamos National Laboratory; Maia Majumder, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Nicholas G. Evans, University of Pennsylvania, and Stephen Goldstein, University of Pennsylvania

The Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) is a tiny, spiky package of fat, proteins and genes that was first found in a dying man in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2012. Since then, we…

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Lisa Murillo
Affiliate Scientist, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Rhodri Jenkins
‎Postdoctoral Researcher in Biofuels, Los Alamos National Laboratory

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