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Photo by Megan Mulliner Lots of disinformation surrounds the bear-human conflict. Professor Tom Smith of the Plants and Wildlife Department has heard everything. Folk -type ideas…

Earth planning date: Friday, February 14, 2025 Curiosity continues to progress along the strategic path, crossing laterally through the sulfate carrying unit (salt) to boxwork structures.…

Alpha Centauri is the star system closest to our solar system, and it is likely that particles could go towards or already be in our stellar…

In our career as pulmonary doctors and intensive care, we have witnessed a revolution in the treatment of asthma, a disease that affects one in 12…

The editor-in-chief Ian Sample joins the co-host Madeleine Finlay to discuss some of the most intriguing scientific stories of the week. Of a worrying increase in…

The National Science Foundation – An independent federal agency that finances scientific research worldwide – has dismissed 168 convations in membership of the White House orders,…

Giles Oldroyd will be the next president of Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, the organization announced on Tuesday. He will resume the post on October 1,…

In February, five Penn State teams attended the college of Turf Bowl from the college of Golf Superintendents, sponsored by John Deere, San Diego, California. The…

Utah State University Josh Lively’s paleontologist said “Utah Mammoth is the ideal name for the new UTAH National Hockey League team.”The remains of the Huntington mammoth…

In 1999, 600 students excited Boyd’s auditorium to hear that Professor Tim Rowe presented a daring hypothesis: dinosaurs are never really extinguished – they are walking…