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Taste and Smell - Arielle Johnson
Arielle Johnson explains how taste and smell interact, why smell is related to emotion, and the patterns of flavor. Baker Rose Wilde shows us how to bring edible flowers onto our plates.
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Read more at KCRW
Space Science Experiment Launched in Florida
Six students from Sault Saint Marie launched their own science experiment into space. They got to see it happen in-person at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The launch was scheduled back in October, and there were delays up to the last minute. Now that the launch is over, they can look forward to their experiment’s arrival at the international space station.
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Social Media Graphs for the US and China
Boston is a pretty big deal in science and engineering, but it doesn't have to be that way, though. It would take some work to mess it up, since the momentum of Harvard and MIT and Brandeis and Tufts and Northeastern all the rest of them, as well as the industrial momentum of all the biopharma companies, etc.
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Read more at Science
Chargers Women's Track & Field Team - Gabi Chavez '28
Gabi Chavez ’28 is excited to join the University of New Haven community this fall. She wanted to get the most out of her college experience, and that meant being a student-athlete. A runner, Chavez knew she wanted to study forensic science.
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Read more at University of New Haven News
Building Spaces for African Women in Science
Building spaces for African women in science requires resources. As well as funding, we need buy-in from their male peers to help construct safe spaces for them to flourish. ADVERTISEMENT Every year, many in Europe and across the globe anticipate World Water Day with mixed feelings.
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Read more at Euronews
3 Body Review - What You Need to Know Before You Buy
In 3 Body’s fictional universe, far-flung theory plays out in real time in the lives of a far-away alien species and its attempts to both interact with and influence humans here on Earth. The most common sort of star is one with a stable binary partner, which makes our sun, a solo star, fairly rare. This is precisely the situation the Trisolarans face: From time to time, their three bodies stabilize for long periods, giving their civilizations enough time to rapidly advance and flourish.
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Read more at Vox.com
PNNL's New AI Model for Materials Science Can Identify Patterns in Electron Microscope Images
PNNL enables cutting-edge technologies, from lightweight cars to high-capacity batteries and durable spacecraft. A new artificial intelligence (AI) model can identify patterns in electron microscope images of materials without human intervention, allowing for more accurate and consistent materials science. It also removes a barrier for autonomous experimentation on electron microscopes.
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Read more at Phys.org
Melinda Burgin '25 Presents Paper at Midwest Conference on Climate Change
Melinda Burgin '25 presented her paper at the Pi Sigma Alpha National Student Research conference in Washington, D.C., in February. Her paper suggests that climate change should be viewed as a human rights issue.
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Read more at Illinois Wesleyan University
Goddard Space Science Symposium
Goddard Space Science Symposium held March 20-22, 2024 at the University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland. About 340 in-person attendees participated in panels featuring NASA scientists, researchers, and experts. The symposium concluded with early science results from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission, which returned a sample from the asteroid Bennu in September 2023.
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Read more at NASA
New Paper Details Dirac Electrons in Solid Matter
Dirac electrons develop in certain conditions where cone-shaped openings appear in solid matter. In the past, they’ve always been in the mix with other types of electrons, making them difficult to study. Now, finally isolating them has let physicists study their unique properties. They are compounds that conduct electricity only on their outer surfaces.
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Read more at Popular Mechanics