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Having graduated from high school during the height of COVID-era precautions, Carmen Rhinehalt didn’t get the chance to celebrate with a traditional graduation ceremony. She’ll make…

There are crucial, life-changing moments when access to reliable information and expert analysis is essential. Cast your mind back to 2020, when the news of a…

It’s over! Astronauts aboard the International Space Station conducted hundreds of scientific experiments and technology demonstrations in 2024. Crew members participated in research in various scientific…

Four renowned biologists are among the ten scientists to have received the prestigious prize Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize for their research, the German Research Foundation (DFG)…

A recent study has called into question some of the most alarming predictions about Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier, nicknamed the “Glacier at the end of the world,”…

It’s been a busy time with an assassination attempt, an abdication, a crazy clown national election victory over Kamala Kumbaya, the collapse of the New York…

With the U.S. geospatial analytics market expected to grow about 10% annually, reaching about $17 billion in 2029, New Mexico State University’s Department of Geography and…

Coverage of The Atlantic’s AtlanticScienceScience, featuring reporting on the natural world, the cosmos, climate, the COVID-19 pandemic, and more… 2 days ago

This fall, the College of Science recognized ten outstanding seniors for their contributions in and outside the classroom. Meredeth Crabtree is the winner of this semester…

Exercise science professor Kylie Harmon studies the ability to preserve muscle mass and strength during immobilization – Syracuse University News Skip to main content