Initially, during a face transplant, the patient’s face appears extremely disfigured, however, the brain has the ability to mend the face over time until it is remarkably difficult to differentiate from a natural human face.

Exploring the implications of placebo and its lesser known cousin, nocebo.

Here at Gilman, engineering is more than just an interest. It’s a sport. Instead of tossing or kicking a ball around, robotics combines the close collaboration of students with the use of technology, creating an environment full of growth and critical thinking processes. The beginning of this school year has marked a momentous advancement in robotics opportunities on campus. A new elective taught by Mrs. Nichols, the Robotics II class, allows students to build and operate BattleBots.