Hubble Finds Three Surprisingly Dry Exoplanets
Hubble Finds Three Surprisingly Dry Exoplanets
Bird Watching: There's an App for That
Bird Watching: There's an App for That
Birdsnap is the latest electronic field guide developed by UMD, Columbia University, and Smithsonian scientists.
Rewriting the Rules
Rewriting the Rules
Newly discovered process alters protein assembly in human cells, changes immune response.
Reclaim the Bay
Reclaim the Bay
Calling all programmers, scientists, and "civic hackers" to create data-driven applications to aid Chesapeake Bay restoration.
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Inouye’s colleagues speak about the 40 years he’s been collecting wildflower data at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory.
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Physics’ Sankar Das Sarma has been collaborating with Station Q for a decade and says "A quantum computer will do things we cannot possibly know now.”
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Raupp and USDA’s Bob Nowierski discuss ways to combat a never seen species of moth that turned up in a shipment from China in May.
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Astronomy's Drake Deming co-authored a paper detailing the highest-precision measurement of water in a planet outside the solar system.
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Physics Professor Ed Ott's latest work, which was published in the journal Chaos, was featured in Physics Today.
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Physics Professor Howard Milchberg created “air waveguides” to enhance light signals collected from distant sources.
