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Difficulty: Summiteer (level 3)Beer tastes better when cold, oranges are always sold in red mesh bags, and human fetuses feel disgusted by the flavor of kale…

When a group of Chinese elementary school students with a passion for astronomy were asked in what language research on China’s Chang’e-6 lunar soil samples should…

This article is the fourth in a short series discuss the results of Nature2024 Global Science Hiring Managers Survey. The survey, created in partnership with Thinks…

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Students at Windsor Park Elementary School received a special science treatment today. The Hagerman Science Show stopped by the school Friday to…

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – At the University of Virginia, a major gift from a Charlottesville donor is funding an expansion of a school that didn’t exist…

Nearly 50 UC San Francisco researchers appointed to Clarivate list of the most influential scientists for 2024. The ranking is based on citations to journal articles…

A “maybe” versus established science: leave fluoride aloneIt was free and it was fun. You walked out of class and got free toothpaste and toothbrushes. We…

Young students from the James R Jordan Boys and Girls Club of Chicago made a groundbreaking discovery while studying goose droppings in a local park. Students…

Daniel Durocher Science expressed concern about two articles in the laboratory of Daniel Durocherprofessor of molecular genetics at the University of Toronto. Reviews and two other…

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