Members of the MCB community are making headlines around the world. Check out where they've been mentioned in the media. CBS Chicago Button Body MIP professor Erik Nelson joins CBS Chicago to discuss the safety and efficacy of weight loss drugs like Ozempic. The Transmitter Button Body Professor Emeritus Rhanor Gillette discusses octopus arm anatomy, providing molecular insights. American Society for Microbiology Button Body Microbiology Professor Brenda Wilson explores the antimicrobial resistance crisis. WCIA Button Body MIP professor Erik Nelson discusses ovarian cancer and the Illinois Cancer Center. MCB alumnus featured in Forbes "30 Under 30" Button Body Cole Lewis, BS, MCB, '16, was recently named to Forbes' 30 under 30 list for his work developing potentially game-changing cancer drugs with his company, Cloverleaf Bio. USA Today Button Body Not 'if' but 'when': Antibiotic resistance poses existential threat for modern medicine. Associated Press Button Body The temperature range where malaria-carrying mosquitoes thrive is rising in elevation. NASA Button Body NASA Selects Participants for One-Year Mars Analog Mission, including MCB alumnus Nature: News & Views Button Body When influenza viruses don’t play well with others The News-Gazette Button Body UI to co-lead Zuckerberg-backed biomedical research hub The News-Gazette Button Body UI researchers to look into how duck antibodies may help with next pandemic Spectrum News Button Body The cloudy connection between fragile X and cancer Gizmodo Button Body School of MCB ranked in "Degrees of the Future 2022" list WCIA 3 News Button Body U of I researchers discover compound with potent anti-seizure effects Yahoo News Button Body 2021 Michelson Prizes Push New Frontiers in Human Immunology CNBC News Button Body COVID test hacks: PCR and rapid antigen tests, throats vs. nose swabs Illinois Newsroom Button Body A University of Illinois professor has discovered that chemical byproducts created when water is cleaned could impact the body’s ability to reproduce. Science | AAAS Button Body Our top essays by scientists in 2021, featuring MCB alumna Ananya Sen The New York Times Button Body A Cure for Type 1 Diabetes? For One Man, It Seems to Have Worked. BBC News Button Body The brain sensor discovery behind humans getting taller, featuring research conducted by MCB professor Patrick Sweeney. Quanta Magazine Button Body Anne Carpenter: Her Machine Learning Tools Pull Insights From Cell Images Newsy Button Body New Breast Cancer Treatment Could Be A Game Changer Nature Button Body How gut bacteria could boost cancer treatments Daily Illini Button Body Illinois researchers’ development of imaging introduces new health applications in study of Alzheimer’s disease Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Button Body Neonatal-to-adult liver maturation depends on alternative splicing