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This tiny orb of water on top of this mound of powder means that Pranav Sharma’s experiment worked as he hoped. Sharma, a ...
The US National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced that it will cap the reimbursement of facility and administrative (F&A ...
In 2021, Sly, biochemistry professor Harry Brumer, and a group of other researchers at the UBC developed GlycoCage, a ...
Some 9 years after TSCA was updated, it’s clear it isn’t working—in part because some prior amendments left too much room for ...
The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued stop work orders to GeoVax and CastleVax on the companies’ ...
The US Environmental Protection Agency on Monday announced a series of steps it plans to take to address per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). In a news release, the agency lists 21 actions ...
Researchers find that an irregular flow of water through a narrow tube can generate a surprising amount of electricity ...
The US National Science Foundation has terminated 1,042 active grants over the past 2 weeks, according to a list provided to ...
Past studies resolved little and revealed new questions about the monk’s life and death. An X-ray analysis in 2000 identified ...
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Coffee is a ubiquitous pick-me-up, but climate change is making Arabica coffee plants—which are temperature sensitive—more challenging to grow. And that means coffee could become a liquid luxury.