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The Nexus

Keep up to date with Thomas Jefferson University by visiting "The Nexus," which features inspiring stories from our students, faculty and staff. The Nexus delivers articles and podcasts around topics ranging from design and style, to science and technology, to business, to health and life at Jefferson.

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Thomas Jefferson University News

Jefferson Summit Explores Impact of Trauma on Communities of Faith
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Jefferson Joins Time’s Up Healthcare as a Signatory, Makes Commitment to Equity in the Workplace
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Bridge the Gap: Blind UX Alumnus Seeks to Improve Accessibility
Carole DeMille Achievement Award, Mary Lou Manning.
Nursing Professor Earns APIC’s Highest Honor
Influential Business of Fashion Ranks Jefferson Among the World’s Best
A Destination for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Education and Training, Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing Opens
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Which Brain Hemorrhage Patients Have Treatable Underlying Conditions
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Tighter Quarters for Big Data
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What’s the Right Amount of ‘Zapping’ in Epilepsy Laser Surgery?
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Mindfulness Helps Mothers with Opioid Use Disorder Combat Depression
Jefferson Class of 2019 Celebrated at Undergraduate Commencement
New Athlete Health Organization of Jefferson to Keep Student-Athletes in the Game for Life
Jefferson Undergraduates Achieve 95 Percent Employment, Grad School Success Rate
High magnification light micrograph showing osteocytes stained with the Schmorl's technique. From its elongated cell body, many thin and long processes are directed to the surface of the bone trabeculae.
Bone Cells Suppress Cancer Metastases
Master of Architecture Receives NAAB Accreditation
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Was Leonardo Da Vinci’s Dyslexia Responsible for His Brilliance?
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Breaking Open the Gates of Antibiotic Resistance
Architecture Students Win First Place in Department of Energy Design Competition
Colon cancer cells, 3D artwork.
Colon Cancer Vaccine Shows Positive Results in Phase 1 Study
At Pop-Up Event, OT Students Support Autism Community
In Style: With Hundreds of Whimsical, Dramatic and Stunning Looks, Jefferson’s Fashion Show Dazzles
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Hole-Forming Protein May Suppress Tumor Growth
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Fragments of Cellular Machinery Reveal Unexpected Similarities and Differences Among Cancers
Hand-in-Hand: Industrial Design and Occupational Therapy Students Work Together to Solve Patient Needs

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