Should GMOs be labeled?
…Foods, have committed to complete transparency when it comes to consumer information. The basic argument for GMO labeling is that consumers have a right to know what goes into their…
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Opinion: The search for the magnetic monopole & physicists’ obsession with Symmetry
…because the question “why does the universe have complexity?” really boils down to “why are we here?” — but our complex existence ultimately requires a fundamentally complex universe. A universe…
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Big coral
…to be enforced and employed for years to come, and, hopefully, we can foster a world filled with countless massive coral colonies. For further reading: https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/32982/20210821/largest-coral-muga-dhambi-discovered-goolboodi-great-barrier-reef.htm https://www.livescience.com/massive-400-year-old-coral-great-barrier-reef.html https://www.whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/how-do-corals-build-their-skeletons/ https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/coral_bleach.html https://www.neefusa.org/nature/water/warming-ocean…
The future of magnetic materials: A conversation with Dr. Don Heiman
…more efficiently, computing faster, and creating a fail-safe for quantum computers. One of the biggest problems with quantum computers is their propensity for errors in computing. By creating a spintronic…
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Creating a home away from home: Architectural engineering in outer space
…versatile architecture. For example, a group of European universities developed Self-Deployable Habitats for Extreme Environments (SHEE), which uses robotic self-assembly to combine inflatable material with an inflexible outer shell for…
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Preventing Procrastination
…group. “Though the exam may be far off, the pleasant interaction with fellow students can be experienced in the present,” he said. Another example could be rewarding oneself with a…
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I Smell Dead People
…a more controlled manner than had been done before. In previous studies, researchers studied components of decaying flesh in outdoor environments, making it difficult to compare results as there are…
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Crowdsourcing: Northeastern Ph.D Candidate Turns to Crowdsourcing for Data, Funds
…funding when he stumbled across experiment.com. Experiement.com describes itself as “a platform for funding projects, conducting research, and sharing results with the public” in an “’open and democratic way to…
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Scientific research’s unsavory past
…enrolled 399 men with syphilis and 201 healthy men in the study, promising them free medical exams and treatment for “bad blood” (a general phrase that included syphilis, anemia, and…
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A search for the extraterrestrial: Artificial intelligence detects life
…to sustain life. All types of life generally produce greater quantities of a few functional compounds compared to systems without life, and understanding the demand for these compounds through AI…
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