ScienceApr 22
Trump Administration Implements Changes at Federal Science Agencies
The National Institutes of Health has reduced new grant approvals while the National Weather Service faces reorganization and potential staffing changes.
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ScienceApr 22
FBI Investigates Missing Scientists as USF Students Disappear
The FBI is probing potential foreign targeting of scientists while two University of South Florida doctoral students have been missing for nearly a week.
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ScienceMar 27
Energy and Climate Technologies Address Environmental Challenges
Multiple innovations emerge as climate concerns mount, from thermal batteries to snow preservation methods.
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ScienceApr 24
Fossil analysis reveals 60-foot octopus lived during age of dinosaurs
Scientists analyzing fossilized jaws discovered evidence of massive octopuses that hunted in ancient seas alongside dinosaurs.
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ScienceMay 16
Researchers Explore Alternative Materials for Cleaner Cement and Energy Production
Scientists are investigating new sources for cement production and repurposing abandoned oil wells for clean energy generation to reduce industrial emissions.
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ScienceJun 2
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Tunnel in Jerusalem Near Biblical Site
Researchers have uncovered a mysterious underground tunnel in Jerusalem near locations associated with the biblical Kingdom of Judah.
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ScienceJun 1
Meteor explodes over Massachusetts-New Hampshire border, visible across Northeast
A meteor traveling at 75,000 mph exploded above the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border Saturday, creating a fireball visible across the Northeast region.
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ScienceApr 28
UK Research Agency ARIA Explores Brain Stimulation Technologies for Medical Applications
Britain's Advanced Research and Invention Agency is investigating brain stimulation methods to treat neurological conditions like epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.
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ScienceApr 22
Study Finds 17 Million Americans at Highest Risk of Coastal Flooding
University of Alabama researchers identified 17.5 million people along Atlantic and Gulf coasts at very high flood risk, with New York and New Orleans most vulnerable.
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ScienceMay 20
Neptune Moon Nereid May Be Original Survivor of Ancient Cosmic Collision
New telescope observations suggest Neptune's moon Nereid is likely an original satellite that survived when Triton disrupted the planet's early moon system.
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ScienceApr 13
Trump administration pauses NOAA grant funding, affecting atmospheric research
The Trump administration has halted some National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration grant funding, putting atmospheric research scientists at risk.
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ScienceApr 10
Study documents violent conflict within chimpanzee community in Uganda
Research describes how a unified chimpanzee group in Uganda's Kibale National Park split into factions, resulting in coordinated attacks and nearly 30 deaths.
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ScienceApr 23
Scientists identify mysterious golden orb found in Alaskan deep sea as rare anemone
A golden object discovered 2 miles underwater off Alaska in 2023 has been identified as part of a giant deep-sea anemone after two years of analysis.
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ScienceApr 16
Scientists measure power of black hole jets for first time
Researchers measured jets from Cygnus X-1 black hole system at equivalent power of 10,000 suns, traveling at half the speed of light.
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ScienceMay 30
DNA analysis identifies four crew members from 1845 Franklin Arctic expedition
University of Waterloo researchers used DNA testing on skeletal remains to identify four sailors from Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 Arctic expedition.
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