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Roni Dengler is a 2017 AAAS mass media science & engineering fellow. She recently earned a doctorate in molecular, cellular and developmental biology from the University of Colorado Boulder. Beyond the lab bench, she acted as editor-in-chief for a graduate student-run blog Science Buffs and co-organized several science and science communication symposiums, including the upcoming ComSciCon Rocky Mountain West.

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This human protein may unfurl toxic tangles in Alzheimer’s disease

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Why offshore wind turbines can’t handle the toughest hurricanes

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Tired of taking pills for diabetes? How about a shot of broccoli?

A compound found in broccoli improves diabetic outcomes to an extent that rivals the go-to drug treatment, with fewer severe side effects.

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