August 10, 2018

Rothenberg Tracks T-Cell Education
By Rich McManus
Learning to become an immune cell takes time and trouble, explained Dr. Ellen Rothenberg, Albert Billings Ruddock professor of biology at the California Institute of Technology, in the final Wednesday Afternoon Lecture before summer break on June 27.

Don’t Fear AEDs—You Might Save a Life
By Dana Talesnik
When someone collapses in sudden cardiac arrest, every moment counts. Using an AED (automated external defibrillator) and administering CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) until medical help arrives can make all the difference.
Workplace Civility Increases Productivity
By Eric Bock
“Civility pays.” That’s the advice Dr. Christine Porath gave at a recent Deputy Director for Management Seminar Series lecture in Masur Auditorium.
NIH Hosts mHealth Technology Showcase for Health Researchers, Device Developers
By Raymond Macdougall and Meredith Daly
The mobile device in your pocket or on your wrist might help you pursue your own healthy lifestyle goals, but it also could contribute to new explorations into health interventions and public health research.