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Hunter James Kelly Research Institute
Scientists from UB’s Hunter James Kelly Research Institute are making strides towards finding a treatment for Krabbe disease, an inherited fatal disorder affecting newborns. Their work was published this week in Neuron. Lawrence Wrabetz and Laura Feltri are neuroscientists recruited to join HJKRI through Hunter’s Hope Foundation, established by Buffalo Bills Hall-of-Famer Jim Kelly following […]
Kelly Research Radionics Instruments
There have been various misconceptions about radionics being spread about freely, and more clarification is desperately needed. Unfortunately, many detractors who criticise without investigating often contribute to spreading misinformation about radionics. Radionics is an invaluable way of engaging with subtle energy flows and patterns. Once you learn its secrets, radionics becomes part of your everyday […]
The Experts at Kelly Research Technologies
Kelly Research Technologies is a second-generation family business which has been crafting top quality radionic instruments for 46 years. Their founder, Dr. Maggi Kelly is an expert in spatial data science who has spent her career expanding mapping technologies – her efforts documented in nearly 200 scholarly articles! Maggi Kelly Maggi Kelly is an innovator […]
Telomere Research at the ISS
Medical science loves twins: the near-perfect genetic and physical match is an ideal opportunity to investigate human responses to environmental change, making twin astronauts on yearlong missions to the International Space Station (ISS) research goldmine. The Kelly group uses electron cryo-microscopy to study telomeres – protective nucleoprotein complexes that cap chromosome ends in eukaryotic cells […]
Writing an Introduction to a Research Paper by Bryan Kelly
In 1692, several women in a Massachusetts village were accused of witchcraft. Though hard to imagine now, people really did believe and fear witchcraft at that time. Here are two introductory paragraphs, taken from an organic college paper and standard five-paragraph theme respectively, following advice from the University of North Carolina Writing Center’s writing center; […]