Robayet Hossain is a Science and Research staff writer focusing on up-and-coming research and departmental updates. He is a first-generation sophomore from Bangladesh and graduated in New Orleans. He loves listening to a variety of music genres and reading horror stories just to have problems falling asleep.
Earlier this month, the Providence City Council unanimously approved the nation鈥檚 first state-regulated overdose prevention center. The center is the subject of a School of Public Health and New York University Langone Health study examining the efficacy of OPCs in preventing overdose, The Herald ...
This fall, the Brown University Herbarium welcomed back a piece of the University鈥檚 history: mushrooms pressed onto paper.
Cooper鈥檚 lab 鈥渟urveyed thousands of 鈥� students with anxiety and depression.鈥�
The study will evaluate the impact of the nation鈥檚 first publicly recognized OPCs 鈥� supervised injection sites where individuals can consume illicit drugs under the watch of medical professionals 鈥� located in New York City and, by 2024, in Providence, where the country鈥檚 first state-approved ...
While Brown鈥檚 campus is known for its rigorous academic curriculum and diverse student body, it is also home to a thriving music scene. For some, College Hill is where a hobby of playing music became something bigger.
Biomedical Center renovations lead to office displacement and reduced research capacity.
The new technique is cost-effective and more accurate than previous methods.
This past Winter Session, 12 University students traveled to Israel as part of BIOL 1980: 鈥淗IV/AIDS in Diverse Settings: Focus on Israel.鈥� The course examines HIV/AIDS in the context of Israel鈥檚 鈥渄iverse society, unique demographics and universal healthcare,鈥� according to its description on ...
The Neuroscience Departmental Undergraduate Group hosted several tours for undergraduate students to see neuroscience research first-hand and learn how to become more involved with specific labs at the Sidney Frank Hall for Life Sciences on Dec. 5. 鈥淭his is the first time we鈥檝e done a NeuroDUG ...
