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The rich tradition of excellence, the personal attention afforded to students at all levels, the intellectual environment of a highly ranked research university, and the setting in picturesque Uptown New Orleans, one of America’s most unique cities, make the Tulane University School of Science and Engineering a truly exceptional experience.

Nicholas J. Altiero, Dean

     Student Brainstorms With Nobel Laureates 

                                                

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Physics graduate student Peter Jacobson will join other young researchers to mingle with Nobel Laureates from around the world. (Photo by Sally Asher)  Full Story

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     Muneoka Leads Limb Regeneration Research 

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As biology professor Ken Muneoka and his research team try to understand the genetics behind limb regeneration in salamanders, they hope to make progress for tissue regeneration in humans. (Photo by Rick Olivier) Full Story

   Tulane scientist to study limb regeneration

Ken Muneoka, a professor of cell and molecular biology at Tulane, is leading a team that will study limb regeneration in the axolotl, or Mexican salamander.  Times-Picayune article

   

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         Tetlow and Perdew Win Teaching Honors

                          

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Amazing, inspiring and passionate are words that Tania Tetlow’s students use to describe the associate professor of law. John Perdew, professor of physics, is recognized for teaching with simplicity, clarity and elegance. For their achievements in teaching, Tetlow and Perdew received the Tulane University President’s Awards for Excellence in Professional and Graduate Teaching at University Commencement on Saturday (May 16). 

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