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It might sound like an article that belongs on the bio blog, but chemist
Joachim Kohn is the director of the
AFIRM project out of
Rutgers. He and his team are at the forefront of using biomolecules to re-engineer damaged tissue, specifically as a result of combat injuries. In what might be the understatement of the year, Dr. Kohn says of his work, "I didn’t endanger my life in anyway, and I didn’t put myself on the line to save anyone. I was just sitting in my laboratory, waving my hands around, sometimes having good ideas."
Check out the article
here.
