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Janyiah, a ninth-grade student at Gary Comer College Prep, started “falling in love with science” three years ago in the South Side school’s proactive STEM
- December 5, 2021
- Brittany Paige Edelmann
Oxford University Ph.D. student Frankie Buckingham collected the 30, 1-meter-long cylindrical tubes of soil she needed for climate research in August 2018 on a British
- January 23, 2021
- Shivani Majmudar
President Joe Biden's White House science team faces cascading crises as it takes command amid COVID-19, escalating climate change and crippling public doubts about science.
- December 18, 2020
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COVID-19 swept the world, with little regard for anyone who stood in its path. Within weeks, the virus killed thousands, isolated people in their homes
- December 18, 2020
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Amid this year’s global pandemic, the world is also fighting more frequent and severe hurricanes, larger wildfires and prolonged heat waves—indicative that climate change is
- December 17, 2020
- Marisa Sloan
Faced with a challenge as mammoth as climate change, scientists are turning to some very tiny organisms for insight — coccolithophores, the single-celled algae that
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