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3% of Scientific Papers Deny Climate Change — and Evidence Shows They Are Flawed

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Quantum Physics

Scientists Just Successfully Stored Quantum Information 10,000 Times Longer Than Ever Before

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A New Bio-Ink Could Be Used to 3D Print Artificial Organs

By Claudia Geib

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Scientists Have Discovered an Alien Planet That has “Titanium Skies”

Study Reveals How the Brain Creates “Maps” to Help Us Navigate Familiar Locations

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Study Reveals How the Brain Creates “Maps” to Help Us Navigate Familiar Locations

Electric-Charged Nanoparticles Can Turn a Clear Window Into a Mirror

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Electric-Charged Nanoparticles Can Turn a Clear Window Into a Mirror

By Patrick Caughill

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A New Vaccine Could Eradicate Flesh-Eating Parasites

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DARPA’s New Sensor Can Work for Years With Almost No Power

Human “Body Farms” Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Forensic Science

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Human “Body Farms” Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Forensic Science

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Newly Discovered Fossils Reveal Earliest Complex Life on Earth

Plant-Based Biofuels Are Completely Transforming Energy

Plant-Based Biofuels Are Completely Transforming Energy

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A New Gene Engineering Method Could Allow Us to Grow Organs for Transplants

A Better Scale for Categorizing Hurricanes Could Save Lives

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A Better Scale for Categorizing Hurricanes Could Save Lives

Offshore Wind Energy in the UK is Now Cheaper than Nuclear Power for the First Time

Offshore Wind Energy in the UK is Now Cheaper than Nuclear Power for the First Time

By Patrick Caughill

Dissolvable Electronic Devices Could Be the Future of Secure, Environmentally Friendly Tech

Dissolvable Electronic Devices Could Be the Future of Secure, Environmentally Friendly Tech

By Patrick Caughill

Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

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Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies

By Claudia Geib

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Your Next Trip to the Dentist Could Involve Squid Ink and Lasers

By Chelsea Gohd

New DNA Evidence Confirms Existence of Female Viking Warriors

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New DNA Evidence Confirms Existence of Female Viking Warriors

Man Receives World’s First 3D Printed Tibia Replacement

Man Receives World’s First 3D Printed Tibia Replacement

Researchers Have Found a New Way to Delay Age-Related Health Decline

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Researchers Have Found a New Way to Delay Age-Related Health Decline

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Strange “Earthquake Lights” Accompanied Mexico’s 8.2 Magnitude Earthquake

Wind Turbines Around the World Have Prevented More Than 637 Million Tonnes of CO2 Emissions

Wind Turbines Around the World Have Prevented More Than 637 Million Tonnes of CO2 Emissions

A Tunisian Energy Company Wants to Pipe Electricity from the Sahara to Europe

A Tunisian Energy Company Wants to Pipe Electricity from the Sahara to Europe

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Future Materials

New Process That Converts Human Generated Waste Into Fuel In Space

New Technique Allows Low-Cost Creation of 3-D Nanostructures

New Technique Allows Low-Cost Creation of 3-D Nanostructures

Los Angeles is Painting its Streets to Combat Climate Change

Los Angeles is Painting its Streets to Combat Climate Change

Cyber Spies Were Able to Hack the Power Grid Controls of U.S. Energy Companies

Cyber Spies Were Able to Hack the Power Grid Controls of U.S. Energy Companies

Due to Human Impact, the Earth is Now Considered a “Hybrid Planet”

Due to Human Impact, the Earth is Now Considered a “Hybrid Planet”

An Engineer Has Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make Transporting Oil Safer

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An Engineer Has Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make Transporting Oil Safer

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Researchers Turn Skin Cells into Motor Neurons Without Using Stem Cells

Tap Water Could Be Swimming With Tiny Plastic Particles

Tap Water Could Be Swimming With Tiny Plastic Particles

Scientists Are Working on a Plan to Re-Engineer the Planet to Reduce Hurricanes

Scientists Are Working on a Plan to Re-Engineer the Planet to Reduce Hurricanes

By Jolene Creighton

Hydrogen Power Storage Could be an Important Part of a Fossil Fuel Free Future

Hydrogen Power Storage Could be an Important Part of a Fossil Fuel Free Future

By Patrick Caughill

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Climate Change Could Wipe Out One-Third of Parasite Species by 2070

By Alexandra Ossola

France Wants to Cease Fossil Fuel Production by 2040

France Wants to Cease Fossil Fuel Production by 2040

Australian Scientists Have Developed a New Tool for Imaging Life at the Nanoscale

Australian Scientists Have Developed a New Tool for Imaging Life at the Nanoscale

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New Research Could Challenge Our Fundamental Laws of Physics

Researchers Have Officially Discovered a New Kind of Chemical Reaction

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Researchers Have Officially Discovered a New Kind of Chemical Reaction

By Patrick Caughill

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How Scientists Measure the World Is About to Change

By Chelsea Gohd

Common Antiseptic Ingredients De-Energize Cells and Impair Hormone Response

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Common Antiseptic Ingredients De-Energize Cells and Impair Hormone Response

The Idea of Creating a New Universe in the Lab Is No Joke

The Idea of Creating a New Universe in the Lab Is No Joke

By Zeeya Merali

3-D Particle Tracking? There’s an App for That

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3-D Particle Tracking? There’s an App for That

Experiment in the Arctic Shows How Drastic One Degree of Warming Can Be

Experiment in the Arctic Shows How Drastic One Degree of Warming Can Be

By Patrick Caughill

The World’s Largest and Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Just Went Online

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The World’s Largest and Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Just Went Online

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Denmark’s Biggest Company Sells Off the Country’s Last Oil Company for $7.45 Billion

Newly Discovered Black Hole May Be the First of Its Kind Ever Detected

Newly Discovered Black Hole May Be the First of Its Kind Ever Detected

A Dutch Study Claims to Project the Maximum Human Lifespan

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A Dutch Study Claims to Project the Maximum Human Lifespan

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By 2022, a Single Company Plans to Invest $100 Billion in the “Information Revolution”

New Genetic Data Study Suggests that Humans are Still Evolving

New Genetic Data Study Suggests that Humans are Still Evolving

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Scientists Produced Hydrogen Fuel with Nothing but Light and Fats

New Study Reveals How Mitochondria Are Affected by Disease

New Study Reveals How Mitochondria Are Affected by Disease

Most Important Chemical in the World in Short Supply in the Wake of Hurricane Harvey

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Most Important Chemical in the World in Short Supply in the Wake of Hurricane Harvey

By Chelsea Gohd

California is Considering a Mandate to Make the State’s Entire Grid Fossil Fuel Free

California is Considering a Mandate to Make the State’s Entire Grid Fossil Fuel Free

By Patrick Caughill

We May Finally Have a Way to Cheaply Manufacture Pure Graphene

We May Finally Have a Way to Cheaply Manufacture Pure Graphene

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Tesla Is Providing Batteries for the World’s Largest Producer of Wind Turbines

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A Major Florida Utility Company is Investing $6 Billion in Solar Instead of Nuclear

By Patrick Caughill

We May Have Uncovered the First Ever Evidence of the Multiverse

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We May Have Uncovered the First Ever Evidence of the Multiverse

By Christianna Reedy

Polluted Air Might Cause More Than Twice as Many Deaths as Previously Thought

Polluted Air Might Cause More Than Twice as Many Deaths as Previously Thought

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Silk Spun by Graphene-Fed Spiders Is One of the Strongest Materials on Earth

In a Surprise Discovery, Researchers Used a Laser Beam to Create a Stream of Liquid

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In a Surprise Discovery, Researchers Used a Laser Beam to Create a Stream of Liquid

Researchers Can Now Make Hydrogen Fuel Using Liquid Metal

Researchers Can Now Make Hydrogen Fuel Using Liquid Metal

Researchers Have Found 15 New “Cosmic Whistles” Unlike Any We’ve Detected Before

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Researchers Have Found 15 New “Cosmic Whistles” Unlike Any We’ve Detected Before

Researchers Have a Theory on How the Lights Went On After the Big Bang

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Researchers Have a Theory on How the Lights Went On After the Big Bang

More Renewable Power is Entering Our Grids, Making Clean Driving Even Cleaner

More Renewable Power is Entering Our Grids, Making Clean Driving Even Cleaner

By Patrick Caughill