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Tom Linder

Tom Linder

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Content Manager, Illinois Institute of Technology

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energy, minority issues, science, arts, politics, health, sports, religion,

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Total articles 819

  • Can You Turn a Mouse into a Mammoth?

    By Tom Linder| iit.edu@ Imagine a world where once-extinct species roam the Earth again. That sounds a lot like something from Jurassic Park, right? Thanks to a groundbreaking achievement by biologists in Texas, the woolly mammoth—extinct for thousands of years—may be on the verge of being brought back to life. The breakthrough has come as biologists have engineered mice with traits from the woolly mammoth, most notably sharing the long, wavy hair that made the mammoth so distinct.

    By Tom Linder · iit.edu

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • May the Memories Be with You: Professor’s Documentary Explores Impact of Star Wars Experience

    By Tom Linder| iit.edu@ For Star Wars fans around the globe, launching into space, building your own lightsaber, enjoying a meal at the cantina, and racing droids once seemed like a far-off fantasy only attainable in a galaxy far, far away. Here on planet Earth, starting in 2022, however, those fans could live out their wildest Star Wars fantasies onboard the Halcyon as part of Disney World’s Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser attraction.

    By Tom Linder · iit.edu

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Can You Turn a Mouse into a Mammoth?

    By Tom Linder| iit.edu@ Imagine a world where once-extinct species roam the Earth again. That sounds a lot like something from Jurassic Park, right? Thanks to a groundbreaking achievement by biologists in Texas, the woolly mammoth—extinct for thousands of years—may be on the verge of being brought back to life. The breakthrough has come as biologists have engineered mice with traits from the woolly mammoth, most notably sharing the long, wavy hair that made the mammoth so distinct.

    By Tom Linder · iit.edu

    Mar. 10, 2025

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