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  1. Helping to fight tuberculosis: an interview with David Dowdy

    David Dowdy is an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University, where he researches tuberculosis.
  2. Imprinting memories: an interview with Katja Kornysheva

    Katja Kornysheva is a Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London and the Department of Neuroscience, University Erasmus Medical Centre.
  3. Food for thought: an interview with Ana Domingos

    Ana Domingos of the Gulbenkian Science Institute in Portugal has forged a career learning why we like certain types of food. By looking at the reward system of the mouse brain, she has revealed pathways that explain why animals prefer sugar, and perhaps why it may factor so strongly in the Western diet.
  4. From ancient DNA to decay: an interview with Jessica Metcalf

    Jessica Metcalf of the University of Colorado is rapidly becoming an expert regarding the science of death. "I've been into dead things for a while," she told eLife. "They hold a lot of information."