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Tanzania declares Marburg virus disease outbreak
With one confirmed case, public health officials are tracing contacts and hoping to ramp up testing
Editorial: Remember the scientist when catastrophe strikes
When it comes to the LA fires, there’s the science in them but also human tragedy
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US bets on new lithium extraction technology
Department of Energy commits to $1.4 billion loan for small California firm
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DNA repeat expansion drives Huntington’s development
Studies of living participants and postmortem brains confirm that gene expansion is a promising target for HD prevention
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Silver in antimicrobial plastic packaging leaches into foods
Toxicity of the metal nanoparticles is unclear, but findings could play a role in future policy decisions
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University of Akron proposes cuts to polymer program
Up to 10 of the 19 faculty positions are slated to be eliminated, unless alternative cost-saving measures are found
The challenge of being neurodivergent in STEM
Neurodivergent scientists say STEM isn’t built for them, despite the contributions they bring
Chem teacher creates crosswords to inspire students
This high school chemistry instructor crafts diverse crossword puzzles in between teaching and competing on game shows
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US bets on new lithium extraction technology
Department of Energy commits to $1.4 billion loan for small California firm
Industry’s phthalates gamble is paying off
EPA finds DIDP, DINP are mostly safe as it reevaluates others in the class
Tanzania declares Marburg virus disease outbreak
With one confirmed case, public health officials are tracing contacts and hoping to ramp up testing
DNA repeat expansion drives Huntington’s development
Studies of living participants and postmortem brains confirm that gene expansion is a promising target for HD prevention
Electrosynthesis goes wireless
Light-powered microelectronics enable high-throughput experimentation