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Unique Bacteria Fights Man-Made Chemical MessResearchers have developed a bacteria to fight this long-lasting man-made pollution.
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Advance in Assistive Technology from Class ProjectGeorge Mason University undergraduate students design a self-feeding device for a student with disabilities.
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New Company Creates Freedom for the Visually Impaired ResearcherLabQuest and Logger Pro devices offer assistance while conducting scientific research.
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Closing the THz Gap with Graphene-based DevicesRecent developments in materials and devices for terahertz wave manipulation have opened the door to new, improved applications in imaging and communications.
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The Mystery of the Money Tree RevealedScientists use chemistry to learn about an ancient bronze “money tree.”
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Toys Cars Offer Mobility to Children with DisabilitiesAssistive robotics help children overcome adverse developmental effects of congenital immobility.
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Looking for a Change: Cell Motility Crucial for DevelopmentMichelle Starz-Gaiano investigates the mysteries of cell migration during egg development.
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Brain Injury Research Leads to Better Protection for Athletes, SoldiersChronic traumatic encephalopathy symptoms related to blast exposure and tackling can be greatly lessened by controlling the reactive movement of the head.
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The Relationship Between Fructose and Bone FragilityDoes fructose make our bones fragile?
