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Cold Organic Molecules

July 7, 2016

Scientists propose a chilly start to the molecules that form the basis of all life.

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Treating Brain Injuries

July 6, 2016

Researchers are testing a new way to transport therapeutic drugs to the site of traumatic brain …

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Frigatebird Migration

July 5, 2016

Solar transmitters on ocean-going frigatebirds reveal how they keep aloft for months at a time.

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Helium Reserves

July 4, 2016

A new discovery in Africa may ease concerns about a global helium shortage.

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Wildlife Corridors

July 1, 2016

Wildlife corridors are needed to help organisms cope with climate change.

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Noisy Leaks

June 30, 2016

Listening to subterranean municipal plumbing to track down wasteful water leaks.

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Choosy Bees

June 29, 2016

Rather than gather any pollen in the vicinity, bumblebees carefully select it based on their …

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Aging Monkeys

June 28, 2016

How do other primates’ social lives change as they age?

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Better Shampoo Bottles

June 27, 2016

Materials scientists develop a way to easily remove excess shampoo, conditioner, and laundry …

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Birds, Litter, & Novelty

June 23, 2016

How do crows and other birds calculate the risks and benefits of human-dominated urban environments?

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Hospital Noise

June 22, 2016

Hospitals are noisy environments, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

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Manta Ray Homebodies

June 21, 2016

Oceanic manta rays don’t migrate long distances like other large sea creatures.

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