NASA Commits $28 Million to Underfunded U.S. Jurisdictions
NASA has awarded $28 million to fund the next five
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U.S. Congress Recognizes October as National Spine Health Awareness Month
At the request of the National Spine Health Foundation (NSHF),
A Hypercompact CRISPR Technology Developed by Genkore Is Deemed a Potential Game Changer in Gene Therapy
On September 2, 2021, a scientific paper from GenKOre on
UT Southwestern Genome Engineering Expertise Spurs Participation in Prestigious Nationwide Human Genome Project Consortium
A genome engineering technique developed at UT Southwestern Medical Center
Alaska Airlines Launches Investment Arm to Accelerate Progress to Net Zero
Alaska Airlines announced the formation of a new LLC, Alaska
Biomolecular Engineer Wins Grant to Make Microorganism-Inspired Machines
What do the cylinder in an internal combustion engine and
Red Sea Expedition Reveals Deep Sea Mysteries and an Ecological Treasure Trove
NEOM Co. today announced extensive findings from a joint mission
Hubble Finds Evidence of Persistent Water Vapor in One Hemisphere of Europa
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope observations of Jupiter’s icy moon Europa
NYU Langone Health Launches Parekh Center for Interdisciplinary Neurology to Accelerate Scientific Discovery
NYU Langone Health announced the launch of the Parekh Center
Governor Newsom Signs Bill to Modernize California’s Animal Blood Banking
On Saturday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1282, the California
Swoop Arrives at Orlando Sanford International Airport
On Saturday, Swoop celebrated its first flight to Orlando Sanford
University of Kentucky Study Suggests Personalized Medicine May be the Future of Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment
A recently released paper from the Department of Physiology and Sanders-Brown Center on Aging (SBCoA) at
Newly Available GPS Data Helps Scientists Better Understand Ionosphere
A new data source to help scientists better understand the
How ‘Ice Needles’ Weave Patterns of Stones in Frozen Landscapes
Nature is full of repeating patterns that are part of
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2021: Physics for Climate and Other Complex Phenomena
Three Laureates share this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics for
WCS and FFI Launch Local Conservation Funds to Build Resilience of Partners Worldwide
In recognition of the vital role of local organizations in
Transition to Sustainable Fertilizers Has Potential to Impact Vegetable and Melon Farming Businesses
BizVibe has added key challenges and trends for vegetable and
VUMC Research Contributed to First COVID-19 Pill Now Under Review
U.S.-based pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. on Friday, Oct. 1,
Tanger Outlets Continues the Fight Against Breast Cancer With Tanger Pink 2021
Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, Inc. (NYSE: SKT) continues its commitment
Emergency Expedition Saves Thousands of Diseased Corals in Florida’s Dry Tortugas National Park
The world’s coral reefs are in peril. Various factors – from
Could Climate Change be Altering the Marine Food Web?
Climate change is redistributing biodiversity globally, and distributional shifts of
Johnson & Johnson Celebrates COVID-19 Vaccine Science Superheroes
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) announced Katalin Karikó, Ph.D. of
A New Neutralizing Antibody Test Shows Your Body’s Response to the COVID-19 Vaccine
Now you can order the only at-home neutralizing antibody test
How Do Higher Waves Cause More Ice Clouds? Research Expedition Into Arctic Sea Explains
Some of the most well-known and feared aspects of climate
Texas A&M Project to Create a More Inclusive Scientific Community
Diversity in Entomology, a project of the Texas A&M College
Climate Change Threatens Base of Polar Oceans’ Bountiful Food Webs
The cold polar oceans give rise to some of the
University of Kentucky Researcher a Force in the Fight Against Lyme Disease
At a time when the incidence of Lyme disease is
NASA Selects Five U.S. Companies to Mature Artemis Lander Concepts
NASA has selected five U.S. companies to help the agency
What Was Really the Secret Behind Van Gogh’s Success?
Before developing his famed “drip technique,” abstract artist Jackson Pollock
One Water Bucket to Find Them All: Detecting Fish, Mammals, and Birds From a Single Sample
In times of exacerbating biodiversity loss, reliable data on species
When Everyone Works Remotely, Communication and Collaboration Suffer
As companies debate the impact of large-scale remote work, a
Studies Show New Trends in Kidney Stone Patient Care
It is estimated one in 10 people will have a
FDA Will Follow the Science on COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children
As schools around the country are re-opening for in-person learning
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Collects Puzzle Pieces of Mars’ History
NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover successfully collected its first pair of
People Influence Others, for Better or Worse
You already have tremendous influence over others – you just
NASA Grant Aids Geography Professor’s Climate Research on Dryland Regions
New research by Indiana University professor Natasha MacBean, supported by a
Annual Berggruen Prize for Philosophy & Culture Awarded to Public Philosopher Peter Singer
Nicolas Berggruen, Chairman of the Berggruen Institute, announced the selection
New West Virginia Health Survey Aims to Better Inform Policymakers to Help Deliver Resources to Communities in Need
A new, biennial West Virginia population-based health survey—the Mountain State
As Workplaces Reopen, 42% of Workers Fear Getting COVID
As the Delta variant continues to proliferate and workers head
Direct Relief Commits $1 Million in Funding, Offers Medical Inventory for Hurricane Ida Recovery
Responding to the physical devastation and disruption of lives caused
Adolescents Living in U.S. But Born Elsewhere Have Higher Rates of Suicide Ideation
As tensions continue to run high in the Middle East,
Cornell University Scientists Play Key Roles in James Webb Space Telescope
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope — the largest and most
Carbon Neutrality – a New Policy Brief for Municipalities Worldwide
How to design efficient demo areas for urban carbon sequestration?
From Small Committees to National Elections, Group Decision-Making Can Be Complicated
In collective decision-making systems, such as committees and governments, many
U.S. Department of Energy Announces $54 Million to Increase Energy Efficiency in Microelectronics Technologies
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced nearly $54 million
Volcanic Eruptions May Have Spurred First ‘Whiffs’ of Oxygen in Earth’s Atmosphere
A new analysis of 2.5-billion-year-old rocks from Australia finds that
Extending Nuclear Power Accident Code for Advanced Reactor Designs
Nuclear power is a significant source of steady carbon-neutral electricity,
Volcanoes Acted as a Safety Valve for Earth’s Long-Term Climate
Scientists at the University of Southampton have discovered that extensive
Unveiling a Century-Old Mystery: Where the Milky Way’s Cosmic Rays Come From
Astronomers have succeeded for the first time in quantifying the
Antibody Protects Against Broad Range of COVID-19 Virus Variants
The virus that causes COVID-19 today is not the same
