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According to a recent survey, most US citizens care more about flavor rather than how grapes are bred
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The research has real-world viability as an easy-to-use, low-cost method of testing
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The process could one day be used on Mars to make tools or spare parts
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Cement mixtures that used mask materials was almost 50 percent stronger than standard mixtures
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Cameras could provide an alternative to live-trapping for determining small mammal density in forests
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The novel sealer showed improved water repulsion and a reduction in salt damage
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Heat events have also been growing hotter and larger over the years, researchers find
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Researchers have developed a technique to see wave caustics created by cold atom laser
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Genome sequence efforts tend to focus on animals that most resemble or impact humans
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The sensor was developed for health monitoring, but it also can be used for food safety and environmental monitoring
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Researchers have developed a way to assess soil health by measuring the electric current produced by its tiniest microbes
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Researchers found no impact on the users' performance on decision-making tests but did find some memory impairments
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Researcher finds that entrepreneurs whose facial expressions moved through a mix of happiness, anger, and fear during funding pitches were more successful
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Scientists at Washington State University's Institute for Shock Physics created hexagonal diamonds large enough to measure their stiffness using sound waves
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Washington State University scientists have figured out a way to treat raspberries before they're frozen so that they maintain their structure when thawed
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