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Last week, the National Science Foundation announced the winners of the unique Graduate 10K+ initiative addressing President Barack Obama’s call for U.S.
This time it looks like it's for real: Researchers have made personalized human embryonic stem cells with a method similar to how Dolly the sheep was cloned—though with an added jolt of caffeine.Author: Gretchen Vogel...
Researchers publish technique that could shave up to 4 weeks off vaccine production time, which during a pandemic could save tens of thousands of lives.Author: Kai Kupferschmidt...
A new study says that although field measurements were painting an accurate picture of the few glaciers being monitored, they were not representative of the world's glaciers.Author: Richard A.
Analyses of three fossil samples using a powerful new method paint a complex picture of mingling among different ancient human groups.Author: Elizabeth Pennisi...
NSF officials must weigh factors such as the preservation of reviewer confidentiality in responding to Representative Lamar Smith's request for the agency to justify five recent research grants.Author: Jeffrey Mervis...
As archaeologists find new ways to pull precious data from wrecks, they are squaring off against those salvaging ships for profit.Author: Heather Pringle...
Two thousand years after the Kizilburun shipwreck, excavating archaeologists have figured out exactly where it came from, where it was headed, and why.Author: Helen Pickersgill...
