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Hunter James Kelly Research Institute
Research at the institute named after the son of former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly and his wife, Jill, will focus on understanding myelin — the fatty insulation that enables nerve cells to communicate with each other. The work could improve treatments for diseases that destroy myelin, such as Krabbe disease and Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. About […]
Does Radionics Work With Electricity?
Many misperceptions about radionics are bandied about without much evidence to back them up, leading to confusion. One such myth, often held by those who criticize radionics without investigation, is that it works using electricity. Energy healing involves more than simply manipulating energy with operator intent; it’s about engaging Nature Intelligence and subtle energy emanations […]
Maggi Kelly Research Technologies for the Environment
Maggi Kelly is an expert in mapping technology. Over her 30-year career she has redefined its limits, publishing over 200 scholarly articles that detail her achievements. Her research centers around dynamic landscape analysis using mapping-technology solutions as a solution to environmental problems. This article will provide an introduction to Kelly research technologies. Topics to be […]
Telomere Research at the John Innes Centre
Kelly conducts extensive research on telomeres – protective nucleoprotein complexes that cap chromosome ends in eukaryotic cells and play an integral part in protecting them against premature ageing or shortening due to enzyme telomerase activity – using cryo-EM and other structural biology tools such as cryo-EM. Kelly’s work holds great clinical relevance as loss of […]
The Role of Wellbeing and Diversity in the Workplace
Kelly Research at MIT Sloan School of Management is an interdisciplinary group of scholars committed to conducting groundbreaking academic thought leadership research on work-life balance, organizational wellbeing and diversity issues. Their efforts extend into several other areas, as well. An organizational intervention incorporating increased scheduling flexibility and supervisor support was shown to significantly improve high-tech […]