A New Method for Microscopic Self-Assembling Structures
Designing diamond lattices and other crystals from microscopic building blocks
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Satellite Survey Shows California's Sinking Coastal Hotspots
An Arizona State University research team has, for the first time, tracked the entire California coast's vertical land motion
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"Protect 30% of the Planet for Nature," Scientists Urge
New report's main finding is that protecting at least 30 percent of the world's land and ocean provides greater benefits than the status quo
Scientists Rewire Photosynthesis to Fuel Our Future
If we could replace even a part of fossil fuel-produced hydrogen with algal biohydrogen that is made via light and water, it would have a substantial impact
Mapping the Landscape of Citizen Science
When done right, citizen science can be an opportunity to support and extend learning and welcome different skills and beliefs
Better Samples, Better Science: New Study Explores Integrity of Research Specimens
Degraded samples can produce spurious results in research
The Science of Kombucha
As is the case for many things in science, there is more to kombucha than meets the eye—literally
An Innovative New Diagnostic for Lyme Disease
Today, Lyme disease is a mounting health concern, with estimates of over 300,000 cases in the US annually
Study Shows Positive Lab Environment Critical for Undergraduate Success in Research
Undergraduate researchers with LEAP Scholars program publish findings
Predicting Earthquake Hazards from Wastewater Injection
Predicting the amount of seismic activity from wastewater injection is difficult because it involves numerous variables