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Chernobyl’s radiation-proof worms are unlocking a key field of cancer research
Environment

Chernobyl’s radiation-proof worms are unlocking a key field of cancer research

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March 8, 2024
Chuck Lorre
Success

‘The Big Bang Theory’ co-creator pledges nearly $25 million to UCLA to help low-income students study science and tech

By Janet Lorin and Bloomberg
March 4, 2024
Sholto David
Health

32-year-old blogger’s research forces Harvard Medical School affiliate to retract 6 papers, correct another 31

By Carla K. Johnson and The Associated Press
January 29, 2024
crab
Environment

Revolutionary 3D imaging tech reveals coral reef 3 times the size of Yellowstone ‘right under our noses, waiting to be discovered’

By Christina Larson and The Associated Press
January 19, 2024
Blackboard with mathematical equations.
Tech

Google DeepMind AI software makes a breakthrough in solving geometry problems

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January 17, 2024
‘Women are not small men’: The global economy will miss out on $1 trillion annually by 2040 if we don’t close the gender health gap
Commentary

‘Women are not small men’: The global economy will miss out on $1 trillion annually by 2040 if we don’t close the gender health gap

By Lucy Perez and Tracy Francis
January 17, 2024
Reindeer
Lifestyle

Reindeer don’t have red noses, but their eyes do turn green to blue in the winter. Scientists are finally figuring out why

By Holly Ramer and The Associated Press
December 24, 2023
Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami, and ‘window cleaner’? Scientists say they’ve discovered a sixth taste—but they’re having a hard time describing it
Health

Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami, and ‘window cleaner’? Scientists say they’ve discovered a sixth taste—but they’re having a hard time describing it

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November 22, 2023
Anger at work
Success

Getting angry can make you better at your job: Directing ‘negative’ emotions can make you more productive, psychology study finds

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November 8, 2023
We’re on track to miss out on the next Katalin Karikó as women in STEM continue to bear the brunt of the pandemic’s lasting impact
Commentary

We’re on track to miss out on the next Katalin Karikó as women in STEM continue to bear the brunt of the pandemic’s lasting impact

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October 11, 2023
Louis Brus
Success

Nobel Prize winner shocked by early morning phone call from Sweden: ‘It was ringing during the night, but I didn’t answer it because I’m trying to get some sleep, basically’

By David Keyton, Christina Larson, Rodrique Ngowi and The Associated Press
October 4, 2023
Johnson & Johnson hit by 11,000 more lawsuits linking Baby Powder to cancer after judge throws $9 billion settlement case
Health

Johnson & Johnson hit by 11,000 more lawsuits linking Baby Powder to cancer after judge throws $9 billion settlement case

By Jef Feeley and Bloomberg
September 28, 2023
Neanderthal scientist
Lifestyle

‘The Hobbit’ had a grain of truth: DNA reveals a lost age when ‘a different kind of human’ walked the earth

By Maddie Burakoff, Laura Ungar and The Associated Press
September 26, 2023
Bill Gurley rails against regulatory capture in AI, credits Silicon Valley’s success to being ‘so f–king far away from Washington, D.C.’  
Tech

Bill Gurley rails against regulatory capture in AI, credits Silicon Valley’s success to being ‘so f–king far away from Washington, D.C.’  

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September 17, 2023
Ella Branham
Environment

Staying on top of climate change science means letting yourself get bitten by mosquitoes: ‘They’re not very aggressive and they’re kind of picky eaters’

By Sam Metz, Rick Bowmer and The Associated Press
September 11, 2023

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