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Indirect processes could create 5.3 to 18 times the number of climate migrants as those displaced by rising seas
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The new polymer is made with sulfoxide and can be adjusted structurally to respond differently to different temperatures
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Researchers use herbaria collections to examine the past
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New model examines how different patterns emerge over the course of a chemical gardens lifetime
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Researchers manage to decrease the average travel time to a shelter by 4 times in Panama City
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A Florida State University research team’s discovery of a new plastic derived from pine sap has the potential to be a game changer for new sustainable materials
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Research finds that after sustained, positive experience with government, people increasingly cooperated with government outreach, in this case a COVID-19 task force
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Research team hopes to understand the flow physics and mechanics of face masks used to protect against the virus
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Recent findings may help the industry to produce plastics that are better for the environment
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Even in a camp explicitly designed to bolster girls in the sciences, prevailing stereotypes can undermine best intentions
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Metal halide perovskites are a material that have shown great potential for photon-related technologies such as light-emitting diodes and lasers
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Using a uniquely powerful instrument, the scientists have refined a technique called mass spectrometry imaging that translates reams of data into detailed visuals of the molecular makeup of biological samples
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Scientists found that increased levels of the protein sarcospan improve cardiac function by reinforcing cardiac cell membranes, which become feeble in patients with DMD
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MagLab scientists and engineers have shown a way to build and use electromagnets that are stronger, smaller, and more versatile than ever before
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The model could help revolutionize the way researchers investigate the spread and distribution of dangerous disease vectors
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