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SEE Science Center Science on Tap
On Tuesday, March 12, the SEE Science Center is set to host its next Science on Tap event. This session promises an engaging dialogue with experts Willa Coroka and Stacy Scaccia. The duo will delve into strategies for harmonizing urban development with the needs of pollinators. Insights will be drawn from recent studies.
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West Virginia Science and Engineering Fair
Nearly 300 students from third to twelfth grade demonstrated their prowess in science, math, and engineering at the annual West Virginia Science and Engineering Fair in Charleston. Sydney Bostic from Spring Mills High School has already secured her spot at the international fair with her groundbreaking project 'Bridging the Gap Using EdTech and Artificial Intelligence'
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Using Nutrition to Support Healthy Broilers
New research from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign suggests diet changes might help. Nutrition can't replace all of the pharmaceuticals, but it can be supportive in providing care. Using nutrition to support healthy poultry has been a hot topic for 50-plus years.
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USM Sustainability Sciences Senior Radiates Southern Miss Grit
Page Graham, a senior from Long Beach, Miss. began her USM journey in 2016 studying biology, before taking a hiatus to take time for family. When she returned to USM in 2021, Graham looked at the school’s Sustainability Sciences (Coastal System Dynamics) degree program.
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Read more at The University of Southern Mississippi
The Brick Fan
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The Greensboro Science Center’s Solar Hike Exhibit
App lets Greensboro Science Center visitors tour the solar system as part of its new Solar Hike exhibit. In an instant, the familiar blue-green marble of our planet appears on his screen. Each vista is part of SolAR, the augmented-reality app Agyemang designed. The exhibit is built to scale as if the sun were the size of a soccer ball.
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Read more at Today at Elon
Quantum Tunneling on Graphene Surface
Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content's credibility. The results are published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry C. Hydrogen exhibits quantum motion known as the nuclear quantum effect in its dynamical processes.
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Read more at Phys.org
The Honeysuckle: A Fusion of Art and Science
Leann Janzekovich, a senior biology and biological illustration double major, made it her mission to blend the two disciplines. The exhibition, “The Honeysuckle: a Fusion of Art and Science,” showcases scientific education and can be found in room 118 of the Arts and Interactive Multimedia Building, captivating audiences until March 28. In an interview, she expressed that her artistic intentions were to offer clarity on plant definitions and anatomy to those who might observe plants without understanding what they are seeing.
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X-Ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy (XPCS) in Nanomaterials
This article has been reviewed according to Science X's editorial process and policies. The in situ XPCS experiment and speckle pattern evolution lead to the temporal decorrelations seen in the intensity speckle patterns acquired at different experimental times. This is because the circuits, or neurons, in the human brain have a key advantage over today's computer circuits: they can store information and process it in the same place.
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Read more at Phys.org
Forensic Science News
In a first-of-its-kind study, Arizona State University researchers and their colleagues have discovered a group of common microbes that work together specifically to decompose flesh. These microorganisms serve as a biological clock and allow scientists to investigate the post-mortem breakdown of tissue with unprecedented precision. The findings demonstrate that a microbial orchestration of decay operates according to a strict timetable.
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Read more at Lab Manager Magazine