All the teaching spaces in Avedisian Hall are set up with technology to allow remote students and faculty to fully participate in their classes. Classes have been set up to function using the room technology to allow for social distancing by reducing the number of people in the rooms and to accommodate students attending from home.
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Emily Murray ’20
I love URI, they have given me so much in terms of where I am today and how I’ve been able to progress as both a student and an individual.
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Graduated Class of 2020
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Graduated Class of 2019
Continue reading "Quick Fact: Class of 2019"Advanced Drug Delivery & Bioengineering Research Laboratory (Shen)
The Shen Lab is specialized in the areas of formulation development, manufacturing, in vitro and in vivo product performance testing, and development of in vitro-in vivo correlation (IVIVC) for advanced drug delivery systems and medical devices.
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Dr. Deng’s research program is primarily focused on investigating bile acid and cholesterol homeostasis under physiological and pathological conditions. Disruption of bile acids and cholesterol homeostasis by genetic or environmental factors has been associated with various diseases.
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I knew from a very early age that I wanted to be a pharmacist, pharmacy isn’t just pushing pills across the counter at someone; there is a whole other human side to it.
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Aromatic amines are among the most notorious environmental chemicals. At pathologically relevant concentrations, their reactive metabolites can react with cellular DNA to produce bulky lesions. If not efficiently repaired, these lesions can result in mutations that lead to various sporadic cancers. Understanding the mechanisms by which these lesions are recognized by the XPC nucleotide excision […]
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