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- by Martin McConnell
- 10 Feb, 2024
Horizon Science Academy of Lorain collecting valentines from around the world
First-grade students at Horizon Science Academy of Lorain, 760 Tower Blvd. in Lorain, are collecting valentines from all over the world in anticipation of Feb. 14. The project comes as part of the …
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- by newsandsentinel.com/
- 10 Feb, 2024
Mid-Ohio Valley students compete at Regional Science Fair
VIENNA — Fifty-one projects by 64 students from five counties were on display Friday at the Grand Pointe Conference Center for the Regional Science and Engineering Fair. One of those projects was “How Soil Affects Plant Growth!” by Milea Miihlbach, a seventh-grader from Ravenswood Middle School. “It really opened my eyes to how nutrients affect […]
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- by newsandsentinel.com/
- 10 Feb, 2024
Spark of an Idea: Regional Science and Engineering Fair Results
Division I, Animal Science: Anastasia Lehnhoff – Jackson County – The Guinea Pig Maze – 2nd place Quincy Jesser – Wood County – Can I spy differences in DNA? – 1st place Division I, Behavioral and Social Sciences: Julian Louden – Wood County – Sound Performance: Does Music Affect Your Game? – 2nd place Emma […]
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- by The Dales Report
- 12 Feb, 2024
Using Data Science to Analyze Global Research Coverage
Exploring how data science enhances research coverage on small/micro-cap companies, debunking myths of no revenue
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- by Global Construction Review
- 12 Feb, 2024
Rome picks ‘forest city’ design for new science museum
Rome has settled on a plan to turn an old military technology factory on Via Guido Reni in the Flaminio district into a forest-themed science museum. Italian architecture firm ADAT…
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- by Nina Massey
- 12 Feb, 2024
UK and EU science chiefs urge researchers to take advantage of Horizon scheme
In September last year, it was announced that the UK would return to the EU’s £80 billion Horizon research programme.
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- by Alice Sun
- 12 Feb, 2024
How do insects know which flowers have pollen?
Flowers use a variety of strategies to inform pollinating insects about their pollen reserves, including color, smell and even electrical changes.
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- by Undark Magazine
- 12 Feb, 2024
Environmental DNA Is Everywhere. Scientists Are Gathering It All.
The ability to extract trace bits of DNA from soil, water, and even air is revolutionizing science. Are there pitfalls?
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- by Inside Climate News
- 12 Feb, 2024
California Isn’t Ready for a Megaflood. Or the Loss of Daniel Swain.
The state’s legendary and beloved “climate scientist-communicator” finds his public outreach isn’t valued by the institutions in America that fund science.
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- by bbc.com
- 12 Feb, 2024
Migrating species crucial to planet under threat, says UN
Human activity is leaving some migratory species like green turtles facing extinction, a UN report says.
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- by New Atlas
- 12 Feb, 2024
11 trailblazers on International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024
February 11 marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a United Nations initiative to both celebrate groundbreaking talent in their respective fields and to recognize ongoing gender-based challenges.
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- by ScienceAlert
- 12 Feb, 2024
Rare Human Case of Bubonic Plague in Oregon Confirmed by Authorities
It's still out there.
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- by TOI World Desk
- 12 Feb, 2024
Freezing philosophy: Chinese scholar's brain frozen for science, sparks academic debate | World News
China News: The brain of Chinese scholar Li Zehou has been cryonically preserved, sparking an academic debate. Explore the physical imprint of cultural exposure on the brain. Learn about Li's unique decision and its contrast with traditional Chinese cultural norms.
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- by Javier Espinoza,Peter Foster,Andy Bounds
- 12 Feb, 2024
EU to call for easier visas for scientists as UK rejoins Horizon
High costs for global talent will prevent Britain enjoying full benefits of programme, research commissioner to say
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- by SciTechDaily
- 12 Feb, 2024
Scientists Discover Bizarre 380 Million-Year-Old Ancient Fish That Breathed Air
The rivers of Australia, which once flowed across its now dry interior, used to host a range of bizarre animals - including a sleek predatory lobe-finned fish with large fangs and bony scales. The newly described fossil fish discovered in remote fossil fields west of Alice Springs has been named
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- by South China Morning Post
- 12 Feb, 2024
Chinese start-up Galactic Energy plans reusable rocket debut this year
It would make Pallas-1 the first reusable rocket developed in China to reach orbit, but it’s not clear if it will be recovered during the flight.
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- by ScienceAlert
- 12 Feb, 2024
First Look at Asteroid Hints It's a Fragment of a Lost Ocean World
An eerie resemblance to something we've seen before.
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- by South China Morning Post
- 12 Feb, 2024
Chinese philosopher’s brain frozen for science, causing stir among scholars
A friend of the academic, who died in the US in 2021, says his brain has been cryonically preserved in accordance with his final wishes.
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- by Lionel Lim
- 12 Feb, 2024
‘Success breeds success’: How a 1400 hectare plot became the hub of the global chip industry—and the world economy
The 1400-hectare plot of land, an hour's drive south of Taipei, is home to chipmaking giants like TSMC, UMC and MediaTek.
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- by CBR
- 12 Feb, 2024
Why Is Star Trek Ship Design Unique In Science Fiction?
Throughout the history of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek universe, starship design has remained consistently unique in sci-fi, but why is that?
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