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Humans need Earth-like ecosystem for deep-space living
Risky strategy helps migratory birds offset climate change
More biodiversity at field edge
Organoids shown to speed glycoengineered vaccine development
Bumper boost to R&D should power Accord
Work-integrated learning conference 2023
Scientists build human lungs in dish to test medicines
Clearing smoke from co-governance claims
Keeping retail employees safe: new study measures customer aggression
95-million-year-old sauropod dinosaur skull first of its kind in Australia
New Beebe Lake seating area honors Hu Shih
April’s total solar eclipse over Ningaloo: the first of five for Australia
CSIRO study uncovers the secret to long-term weight loss success
Four different autism subtypes identified in brain study
Critical metal needs rise while cars, trucks decarbonize
Book examines mainline Christian ‘Worship Wars’
Understanding history of anti-semitism can help us today
Manchester spin-out signs £1billion game-changing deal to help tackle global sustainability challenges
Some advice for life from Barry Beck ’90, Cornell’s Entrepreneur of the Year
Logo and its history
Consortium wins grant to study the use of world-first sensor technology platform in residential aged care fall prevention
Jellyfish and Fruit Flies Shed Light on the Origin of Hunger Regulation
Solar cells charging forward
Timely Pandemic Countermeasures Reduce both Health Damage and Economic Loss
Researchers help model future of agricultural analysis
$3.5M national project to examine ways to boost soil organic matter
NZ “ballerina sponge” in top 10 new species list
Environmental concerns a key motivator for use of reusable period products
Warm liquid spewing from Oregon seafloor comes from Cascadia fault, could offer clues to earthquake hazards
Cornell, Micron bring nanoscience to middle schoolers
Sociology research centerpiece of comedic video
Antibody targets omicron and other SARS-CoV-2 variants
Chinese state used parent-child relationships to serve political goals
A movement brings community, visibility to neurodiversity at Cornell
Panel to explore political polarization and media
How Virtual Reality Can Help Relieve Chronic Pain
World-first ‘super peptide’ technology bio-hacks the skin’s natural repair process
Rooting Out How Plants Control Nitrogen Use
Kanazawa University Appears in the Special Feature “Nature Index Japan” of a British Science Journal Nature
National leaders headline Union Days at ILR School
Brain Prize winner to speak on brain’s control of locomotion
LED Imaging Visually Confirms Oral Suction Device Efficacy in Droplet and Aerosol Reduction
Washington state’s 2021 heat wave contributed to 159 excess injury deaths over three weeks
Researchers capture first atomic-scale images depicting early stages of particle accelerator film formation
Formula predicts effects of noise on quantum information
Community-based prevention system linked to reduced handgun carrying among youth growing up in rural areas
Milstein speaker to explore “The Battle for Your Brain”
Tiny eye movements are under a surprising degree of cognitive control

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