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The NAU Review — The 10 most read stories of Fall 2021

by Community Contributor • January 11, 2022 • Comments Off on The NAU Review — The 10 most read stories of Fall 2021

Jan. 11, 2022

The NAU Review. The official news source for Northern Arizona University.

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The 10 most read stories of Fall 2021

The Fall 2021 semester was a big one for NAU—it brought new leadership, a return to fully in-person activities, another national championship and a new look to the university newsletter. Reread some of our most popular stories from the semester and share your news with us to help us start the new year strong.

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Leg with robotic device around thigh and calf

Robots made for walking

A $2.1 million NIH grant will enable mechanical engineer Zach Lerner to launch a major clinical trial testing a treatment for children with cerebral palsy using a lightweight, wearable robotic device.

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Addressing the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous people

Raymond F. Austin, a lawyer and professor of applied Indigenous studies, discusses the need for a national effort to address the high rates of missing and murdered Indigenous people in the United States. In November, President Biden signed an executive order to focus federal resources to address this problem.

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Humans of Flagstaff:
Marti Canipe

The NAU education professor who competed in the first “Jeopardy!” Professors Tournament, won her first round with an answer of “Barbary” (as in, the ape) and made it to the semifinals. Who is Marti Canipe? Canipe talked to NAU Communications about her experience on the popular game show, her love of creative and hands-on science education and how she spends a day off.

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New student welcome event on Wednesday, Jan. 12 from 4-6 p.m. in the Mac Gym in the Health and Learning Center

Featured spotlight: Anthony Maue and Devon Burr had their research published in Science Direct. They studied how ice cobbles in liquid nitrogen and methane rivers on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, use a cryogenic rock tumbler named the Titan Tumbler.

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