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Killing coronavirus with handheld ultraviolet light device may be feasible
Scientist goes deep to improve environmental tracers
Most common organism in oceans harbors a virus in its DNA
Two bacteria allow spittlebugs to thrive on low-nutrient meals
Researchers Incorporate Computer Vision, Uncertainty into AI for Robotic Prosthetics
Study uncovers gender roles in physics lab courses
Cracking MacTel 2’s genetic code
NSF-funded antimicrobial technology targets COVID-19
Controlling Artificial Cilia with Magnetic Fields and Light
Ocean virus hijacks carbon-storing bacteria
International collaboration powers quest for next-generation solar cells
New study informing efforts to improve STEM retention
Algal genome provides insights into first land plants
New and Diverse Experiences Linked to Enhanced Happiness, New Study Shows
Graphene-reinforced carbon fiber may lead to affordable, stronger car materials
Women told more white lies in evaluations than men: study
Early Bird uses 10 times less energy to train deep neural networks
Ocean ‘breathability’ key to past, future habitat of West Coast marine species
New process uses multiple computer models to manage COVID-19 outbreaks
2D sandwich sees molecules with clarity
Study traces how farmlands affect bee disease spread
Rice engineer wins grant to study temperature and coronavirus
Study traces how farmlands affect bee health
CHESS to restart in June for COVID-19 research
Plant biologist to use NSF grant for maize development study
How body makes triglycerides
U.S. social distancing stabilized, but did not reduce, spread
A simple twist could sink cornstarch walkers
Inspired By Cheetahs, Researchers Build Fastest Soft Robots Yet
Which COVID-19 models should we use to make policy decisions?
Hilgartner to study global COVID-19 policies with NSF grant
It’s Not Me-It’s You: We Believe We’re Less Likely than Others Are to Fall for Online Scams
Team to design 3D-printable mask inspired by animal noses
Plants pass on ‘memory’ of stress to some progeny, making them more resilient
Engineers demonstrate next-generation solar cells can take heat, maintain efficiency
Water-splitting module a source of perpetual energy
Warming Midwest conditions may result in corn, soybean production moving north
Pacific oysters in Salish Sea may not contain as many microplastics as previously thought
‘Breathable’ Electronics Pave Way for More Functional Wearable Tech
Hidden symmetry found in chemical kinetic equations
New imaging technique sheds light on adult zebrafish brain
Web of psychological cues may tempt people to reveal more online
Rice engineers: Make wastewater drinkable again
How do epidemics spread and persist before and after introduction of a vaccine?
Privacy worries prevent use of social media account for signing up for apps
Catalyst Opens Door To More Efficient, Environmentally Friendly Ethylene Production
Researchers look to ‘trap and zap’ coronavirus
Game theory suggests more efficient cancer therapy