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[Q&A: The inside story of ‘Ledger,’ the academic journal for blockchain and cryptocurrency research]( By Todd Bishop PITTSBURGH — Christopher Wilmer is a chemical engineer at the University of Pittsburgh, an assistant professor in the Swanson School of Engineering’s Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Department who uses computer simulations to investigate hypothetical materials. [I rode an electric LimeBike around downtown Seattle — and up a hill — and lived to tell the tale]( By Monica Nickelsburg The phrase “it’s just like riding a bike” has never resonated with me. [Center for Infectious Disease Research awarded $17.2M to tackle tuberculosis ‘global health crisis’]( By Clare McGrane Seattle’s Center for Infectious Disease Research announced Tuesday that it has received a new, $17.2 million grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to fund its research into tuberculosis, a persistent and deadly disease in many parts of the world. 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