ScienceLives
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Exploring Our Planet to Learn About Climate
Richard Alley studies glaciers and ice sheets to learn how the climate works and whether melting ice will flood our coasts.
By Richard Alley Published
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The Benefits of Studying BeesMarla Spivak's honeybee research has ecological and human health benefits.
By Marla Spivak Published
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From Inventor to EngineerJason Clark talks about what it's like to be a researcher
By Gregory Perigo Published
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80 Years Later Edison Still InspiresBy Bobbie Mixon Published
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Science Diplomacy in High-altitude Tibetan BiologyCynthia Beall studies how Tibetans survive the low oxygen of high altitudes
By Cynthia M. Beall Published
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Small Devices Show Big PotentialMasoud Agah merges MEMS and nanotechnology to develop microsystems for environmental and healthcare applications, including early breast cancer detection.
By Dana Denick Published
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Improving Communication Among Patients, Doctors and Married CouplesBoaz Keysar researches how people communicate, negotiate and make decisions
By Bobbie Mixon Published
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Career of Renowned Atmospheric Scientist Begins with a Big Magnet
National Academy of Sciences President Dr. Ralph Cicerone discusses his excitement at conducting groundbreaking experiments at the frontier of atmospheric chemistry.
By Bobbie Mixon Published
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ScienceLives: Insight Into the Origin of Life Using a New Kind of MicroscopeHelen Hansma's pioneering research on biological atomic force microscopy led her to a new hypothesis for the origin of life
By Helen Greenwood Hansma Published
evolution
