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An NSF contribution of $600,000 over five years will help minorities earn degrees in fields such as math, biology, and physics.
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Scientists are learning more about the selective tranlocution of macromolecules thanks to a special technology.
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What if wastewater could be turned into energy? It almost sounds too good to be true, but one group is working at making it happen.
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A professor at the University of Wisconsin says sugars attached to drugs can enhance, change or neutralize their effects.
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Four researchers are proposing an optical delay line that could fit onto a computer chip to make photons behave like electrons.
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Scientists in the U.S. will create Mars conditions in lab chambers to find out if saltwater could support microbes.
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Those choices at the pump may look a little greener in the future thanks to a Kansas State University research team.
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Using the cloud computing model as inspiration, scientists are hoping to speed up research on arthritis and rare cancer.
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Five of the world's most advanced instruments for neutron scattering research are now serving the neutron science community.
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An $18 million award to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, means it will play a big part in sustainable energy research.
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Researchers have devised software to take a more accurate measurement of altitude — particularly in mountainous areas.
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The online-only conference for the life science & clinical diagnostics community.Available on Demand
This conference will highlight state of the art research and technology enabling the provision of stem cells, their differentiation into desired cell types as well as applications as potential therapeutic agents.Available on Demand
