ScienceMay 11
Study Shows 42% Drop in Canadian Visits to US Metropolitan Areas
University of Toronto research using cell phone data found a significant decline in Canadian visits to US cities, exceeding official border statistics.
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ScienceMay 3
Fire breaks out at University of South Florida St. Petersburg laboratory building
A fire erupted at a laboratory building on the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus Saturday, prompting evacuations.
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ScienceApr 24
Archaeological Study Suggests Neanderthals Hunted Large Elephants
New research indicates ancient Neanderthals may have hunted elephants through coordinated planning and teamwork, based on analysis of a previously overlooked skeleton.
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ScienceMar 23
U.N. Report Warns of Growing Climate Imbalance as Earth Retains More Heat
A new United Nations climate report indicates Earth's energy imbalance has reached unprecedented levels due to continued fossil fuel use.
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ScienceApr 7
NASA Releases First Images from Crew's Moon Flyby Mission
NASA has published the initial photographs captured by astronauts during their recent lunar flyby mission.
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ScienceMar 27
Studies Examine Anti-Aging Approaches from Multivitamins to Brain Preservation
Recent research explores various methods to combat aging, including daily multivitamins and diabetes medications affecting brain function.
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ScienceApr 14
Poll Shows Low Environmental Satisfaction Among Americans Before Earth Day
New Gallup polling reveals only 35% of Americans rate their country's environmental quality positively, marking a record low ahead of Earth Day.
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ScienceApr 6
Gray Whale Found Dead After Swimming 20 Miles Up Washington River
A gray whale that had traveled unusually far inland up a Washington state river was discovered dead by marine researchers.
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ScienceApr 21
MIT Researchers Develop Two Novel Computing Methods Using Brain Ultrasound and Waste Heat
MIT scientists have outlined strategies for non-invasive consciousness research using ultrasound and analog computing powered by electronic waste heat.
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ScienceApr 29
Clinical psychologist launches advocacy group amid Trump administration science policy changes
Colette Delawalla founded Stand Up for Science in response to federal research cuts and restrictions on government scientists.
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ScienceApr 4
Artemis II Astronaut Victor Glover Conducts Orion Capsule Test Flight
NASA astronaut Victor Glover successfully tested the Orion capsule's manual controls during a demonstration flight, while also commenting on the mission's historical significance.
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ScienceMar 23
Nationwide Dog Aging Research Project Studies Canines to Benefit Human Health
Scientists are studying aging in dogs through a nationwide research project, with findings that may help both canines and humans live longer, healthier lives.
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ScienceApr 19
Researchers Develop Sustainable Alternatives to Concrete Production and Wheat Cultivation
Scientists are working on biotechnology solutions to reduce environmental impact of concrete manufacturing and improve wheat varieties for better nutrition and climate resilience.
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ScienceMay 6
Sixty-five years after first American spaceflight, space program continues evolution
The anniversary of Alan Shepard's historic 1961 flight comes as NASA prepares for future missions including the Artemis program.
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ScienceApr 27
Climate Disaster Victims Turn to Prefabricated Homes for Rebuilding
People rebuilding after climate-related disasters are increasingly choosing prefabricated homes designed to withstand extreme weather over traditional construction.
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