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Biorubbers offer unique protection.
Tradable permit systems for air and water pollution markets in New Zealand synergize to have greater impact on reducing pollution.
Researchers have developed a bacteria to fight this long-lasting man-made pollution.
Berkeley undergrad Allison Shultz replicated an early 20th century study of birds on campus.
NEON is a unique, indoor location system that aids security efforts.
George Mason University undergraduate students design a self-feeding device for a student with disabilities.
LabQuest and Logger Pro devices offer assistance while conducting scientific research.
Recent developments in materials and devices for terahertz wave manipulation have opened the door to new, improved applications in imaging and communications.
Citizen-science group's efforts help coastal ecology.
Scientists use chemistry to learn about an ancient bronze “money tree.”
In a time of great need, the Green Bank Staff gave in a great way.
Assistive robotics help children overcome adverse developmental effects of congenital immobility.
Michelle Starz-Gaiano investigates the mysteries of cell migration during egg development.
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy symptoms related to blast exposure and tackling can be greatly lessened by controlling the reactive movement of the head.
Does fructose make our bones fragile?
The powder, containing a photoactive compound, offers a treatment for the potentially lethal bacteria, A. baumannii, by simply adding sunlight.
Academic researchers and industry members collaborate to better understand how an entire building of a cold-formed steel reacts to an earthquake.
Researchers have discovered combinations of smart materials to create safer bridges.
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