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The findings could help researchers with volunteer recruitment and designing future projects
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The further students progress through high school, the less likely they were to view their STEM classrooms as inclusive
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Although the methane gas is generated in the soils, the trees act like filtering straws as the gas rises
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New tool helps solid waste systems develop the most cost-efficient way to reach their environmental goals
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Call for efforts to address systemic racism surrounding how the remains of Black individuals are treated
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Study finds that viewers respond positively to experts who present their own work compared to third-party presenters
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Material is promising for use in high-power electrochemical energy storage and in emerging electrochemical technologies
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Researchers have shown that soil microbes play a role in the phenomenon of heterosis or "hybrid vigor"
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Forensics researchers use terms related to ancestry and race in inconsistent ways
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Researchers reported that they were able to prevent 100 percent of bites when a volunteer wore their specially developed clothing
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More focus on tangible efforts to boost equity, diversity, and inclusion in citizen science is needed
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Researchers printed layers of electrically conductive ink on polyester fabric to make an e-textile
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People who think others are being misled by online information about COVID-19 are likely to support corrective action
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Emissions from standing dead trees in coastal wetland forests—colloquially called "tree farts"—need to be accounted for when assessing ghost forests' environmental impact
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Study shows physical and emotional strains associated with unhealthy eating were, in turn, related to changes in how people behaved at work throughout the day
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