Marijuana Concentrates Spike THC Levels but Don't Boost Impairment
Mobile lab offers first glimpse of real-world use
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Solving the Space Junk Problem
Internationally agreed upon fees to put satellites in orbit could boost value of the space industry
Ocean Acidification Prediction Now Possible Years in Advance
New method offers the potential to forecast the acceleration or slowdown of ocean acidification
Greenland Ice Sheet Meltwater Can Flow in Winter, Too
Observation raises questions for the Greenland research community, and motivates the need for future work on wintertime hydrology in Greenland, researcher says
A Computer That Understands How You Feel
A new, brain-inspired computer system called EmoNet is shedding a surprising new light on how images impact emotions
Snow Algae Thrive in High-Elevation Ice Spires, an Unlikely Oasis for Life
New findings add to scientists' understanding of the limits of life on Earth, but may also have implications for the search for alien life
Scientists Offer Designer 'Big Atoms' on Demand
The research centers around colloidal particles that, when mixed with liquid crystals, act a lot like the elements of the periodic table
A Landscape Unseen in More Than 40,000 Years
The study used radiocarbon dating to determine the ages of plants collected at the edges of 30 ice caps
Fire Ant Colonies Could Inspire Molecular Machines, Swarming Robots
A team set out to understand the engineering principles that underlie self-assembled structures of fire ants
Shape-Shifting Material Can Morph, Reverse Itself Using Heat, Light
The controllable shape-shifting material could have broad applications for manufacturing, robotics, biomedical devices, and artificial muscles