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2021

Kihong Ku, Thomas Jefferson University
How Can Textiles Be Applied to Develop Novel Building Envelopes?
Gender Equity in Medicine Still a Work in Progress
Match Day Collage
Sidney Kimmel Medical College Students Celebrate Unique Match Day
Youth Behavioral Health Crisis
How Best to Address the Pandemic-Related Youth Behavioral-Health Crisis
Spread from Covid-19 publication
Communicating the Pandemic’s Effects on Culture and Society Through Data
Reflecting on Our Pandemic Year
Best MS in Construction Management
Best Master's in Construction Management Degree Programs Announced
illustration of many people wearing masks
Why Wearing a Mask Can Be Controversial
White man sitting on couch with back pain
Examining the Value of Lumbar Spine Surgery
jib-news-small-scale-cell-culture
JIB to More Than Double Its Space & Staff in Major Expansion
University new normal photoshoot
Imposter Syndrome is Common among High Achievers in Med School
First Destination
Jefferson Propels Students to the Next Career Step

2020

Professor Marilisa Navarro
How Is Structural Racism Reinforced Through Food?
Person wearing a clear mask.
Making a Difference From Home
boys playing in a sunset
George Floyd was a Mother’s Son, Our Son
Jefferson Students Earn Top Spots in National Lighting Design Competition
A Message to all Members of the Jefferson Community
A physical therapist working with a patient
Essay: High Productivity Demands Negatively Impact Patient Quality of Care
Restoring Nerve-Muscle Communication in ALS
Illustration of people in masks
Healthcare
Eye Injury Sets Immune Cells On Surveillance To Protect The Lens
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology: COVID-19 Will Have Long Lasting Impact on Biopharma Manufacturing
Capt. Honsberger in military fatigues and mask
Get My Job: Spotlight on Disaster Medicine and Management
3D reconsructed heart from a male rat
The First 3D Map of the Heart’s Neurons

2019

Three students demo their homemade roller coasters
Riding High
Parents and caregivers guide children with special needs in their modified cars down the sidewalk
Start Your Engines!
Three Jefferson students show off their Match Day letters.
Students Take Next Career Step on Match Day
Parents hands handing poppy flowers
Mindfulness Helps Mothers with Opioid Use Disorder Combat Depression
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
An illustration of Leonardo Da Vinci's portrait from a vintage book Leonard de Vinci, Eugene Muntz, 1899, Paris
Was Leonardo Da Vinci’s Dyslexia Responsible for His Brilliance?
3D illustration of Salmonella Bacteria. Medicine concept.
Breaking Open the Gates of Antibiotic Resistance
Two students present their project
A Great Assist
Six students stand in front of a building.
Architecture Students Win First Place in National DOE Competition