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Doctoral researchers from Loughborough, Cranfield, and Strathclyde universities built a system that recovers heat from solar panels and uses it to support hydrogen production. Thei
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A broken object can create a surprisingly large decision. Do we fix it, replace it, store it, or finally admit that it has become clutter?
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The World Health Organization has validated Bhutan as having eliminated dog-mediated human rabies as a public health problem. Bhutan has recorded zero human deaths from dog-mediate
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Morgan State University’s School of Community Health and Policy received the 2026 Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award. The recognition highlights work
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and conservation partners are working to understand the decline of eelgrass meadows in Casco Bay, Maine, while preparing for restoration. The wor
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At Camp Conowingo along Maryland’s Susquehanna River, restoration work is removing a forgotten dam and improving habitat on a 600-acre property used by Girl Scouts. The project is
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Many adults carry a private list of things they would like to learn, followed by an even longer list of reasons not to begin.
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Stanford Medicine-led research suggests that the human brain is made from two distinct organs that evolved independently and were later packaged together. The study challenges the
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Brown University neuroscientists found that growing axons can be directed by genetic switches in the neuron’s cell body, rather than relying only on signals at the tip of the axon.
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Rice University researchers and international collaborators developed a copper-and-aluminum material designed to capture and break down PFAS, the persistent chemicals often called
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