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Crushing the Ivory Trade in China (Photos)Opinion The ivory trade is taking a hit as Chinese social media ramps up to protect elephants.
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Stunning Songbirds Return for Spring (Photos)Opinion For many of us, spring has arrived when the songbirds return.
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10 Easy Ways to Help Wildlife, Every Day (Photos)Opinion Small actions at home can help wildlife around the Earth.
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Peering Inside 'Smart Bandages' (Photos)Opinion One day, 'smart bandages' will deliver drugs directly to your wounds.
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Stunning Night-Sky Images from the American Desert (Photos)Opinion When the land is untouched, so is the nighttime sky.
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The Brutal Art of Extinction (Gallery)Opinion To understand extinction, art can bring a brutal power to the message of loss.
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Saving Yangtze Porpoises Can Save China (Gallery)Opinion There's a reason this porpoise is smiling.
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Exploring the Makeup of Extrasolar PlanetsUsing a new technique for processing and analyzing incoming starlight, astronomers can decipher the chemistry of extrasolar planets.
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Creating an Indoor EarthquakeEngineers get ready to shake a six-story condominium building
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Research In Action: Fugitive Pigments Reveal Their True ColorsResearchers are able to simulate the original colors painted by Winslow Homer in 1887, which have faded over time.
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Cell Phone Apps Test for DiseaseAydogan Ozcan is designing ways to use cell phones to test for malaria in blood and parasites in water
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Developing a Light-based Cancer Detection ToolVadim Backman, a researcher at Nothwestern, answers questions about his work.
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Much of U.S. Water Safe, But Problems RemainEnvironmental engineer Marc Edwards takes a closer look at the nation’s water supply.
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New Device Gets a Better Grip on GamingKeyless keyboard invented for carpal tunnel, now used by gamers.
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Following Feathers from Birds to DinosaursOrnithologist follows the evolution of feathers, shedding light on dinosaur colors.
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How Bacteria Get Past Our DefensesResearchers discovered how the bacteria H. pylori bores through the stomach's mucus lining.
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More Than a Storm ChaserGraduate student studies storms not for the thrill of the chase, but to better understand weather.
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Engineering Better Disease Detectors, Energy StorageResearcher develops biomaterials to aide in disease detection, energy storage.
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Mind And Body Researcher Started Training At Age 5.Brain-Body Dynamics Researcher Started with Insects At A Young Age.
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Natural Bio-Army Trained to Fight Cancer
