Education and STEM news, features and articles
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Lifelike Models with 'Working Organs' Help Doctors Hone Surgical SkillsLifelike models of newborns -- as squishy as real babies and with 3D-printed organs -- could help surgeons and nurses train to perform life-saving procedures, researchers say.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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Live Science Talks 'Cannibalism' with Author Bill SchuttLive Science takes a seat at the table with Bill Schutt, author of "Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History."
By Mindy Weisberger Published
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Having Family for Dinner: 'Cannibalism' Author Dishes"Perfectly natural?" The author of a new book about cannibalism talks about this fascinating topic.
By Stephanie Bucklin Published
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Book Excerpt: 'Blueprint for a Battlestar' (US 2016)By Live Science Staff Published
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Homeschooling Is on the Rise: Here's WhyThe number of homeschoolers in America is growing. Who are these new homeschoolers and what's the impact on the public school system?
By Kyle Greenwit Published
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Nix Homework to Help Students? What the Science SaysA teacher's note instituting a no-homework policy has gone viral. What does the science say about homework?
By Cari Nierenberg Published
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Will You Make More Money If You Attend a Top-Tier School?By Laura Geggel Published
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Sexual Assault on Campus: Why College Freshmen Face Increased RiskBy Laura Geggel Published
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What If We're Wrong? History Suggests Everything Will Be DisprovedHindsight is 20/20, right? That's the premise of a new book that poses the question: What if we were wrong?
By Jim McLauchlin Published
