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Wednesday th 5th of February 2020
Engineering a Better World Using Mirrors, Sun, and Steam
- 13:40
Why males pack a powerful punch
- 13:40
Onion growers have new tool versus fungicide-resistant disease
- 13:40
Does Simultaneous Use of Marijuana Affect Alcohol Intake and Consequences Among Young Adults?
- 11:40
Activating Immune Cells Could Revitalize the Aging Brain, Study Suggests
- 10:40
Cathode 'Defects' Improve Battery Performance
- 10:40
Scientists Learn More about the First Hours of a Lithium-ion Battery's Life
- 10:40
NASA's Webb Will Seek Atmospheres around Potentially Habitable Exoplanets
- 10:40
NYU Scientists Sequence the Genome of Basmati Rice
- 09:43
Treating wastewater with ozone could convert pharmaceuticals into toxic compounds
- 09:43
Fecal excretion of PFAS by pets
- 09:43
Fireproof, lightweight solid electrolyte for safer lithium-ion batteries
- 09:43
Celebrating the past, present and future of space science
- 09:43
Forest soils recovering from effects of acid rain
- 08:50
Global Cooling After Nuclear War Would Harm Ocean Life
- 06:30
LLNL develops 3D 'brain-on-a-chip' device capable of long-term recording of neural activity
- 06:30
Tuesday th 4th of February 2020
Argonne and Washington University scientists unravel mystery of photosynthesis
- 19:30
Serum Biomarkers, Metabolite Indicators for Kidney Toxicity, Estrogenic Compound Screening, and More Featured in February 2020 Toxicological Sciences
- 17:30
Peeking at the plumbing of one of the Aleutian's most-active volcanoes
- 17:30
Researchers successfully test coin-sized smart insulin patch, potential diabetes treatment
- 17:30
SLAS Discovery Publishes February Special Issue
- 16:30
SLAS Technology's February Issue Now Available
- 16:30
Does animal size in zoos matter?
- 16:30
Deep learning accurately forecasts heat waves, cold spells
- 15:30
Researchers seek to improve hydropower, lower electricity costs
- 15:30
MSU partners to establish network to help coastal birds
- 14:30
Flyception 2.0: New Imaging Technology Tracks Complex Social Behavior
- 14:30
Proposed NY pipeline undermines green energy goals
- 14:30
New thalattosaur species discovered in Southeast Alaska
- 14:30
Researchers Discover Method to Detect Motor-Related Brain Activity
- 12:40
High-Tech Printing May Help Eliminate Painful Shots
- 12:40
Iowa delay underscores need for voting tech oversight
- 12:40
Brain Links to Embryonic Immunity, Guiding Response of The "Troops" That Battle Infection
- 11:50
Tufts University Team Wins a Grand Prize in NSF Idea Machine Competition
- 11:50
UAH prepares for massive data streamfollowing coming launch of ESA Solar Orbiter
- 11:50
Proximity to Green Spaces Impacts Health
- 11:50
LLNL computer scientists explore deep learning to improve efficiency of ride-hailing and autonomous electric vehicles
- 06:40
Monday th 3rd of February 2020
Supercomputer Models Improve Oregon/Washington Coastal Forecasts
- 20:00
UNH Researchers Find Clues to How Hazardous Space Radiation Begins
- 17:50
Closely spaced hydrogen atoms could facilitate superconductivity in ambient conditions
- 17:00
Finding the source of chemical reactions
- 17:00
Novel Compound is Promising Drug Candidate for Alzheimer's Disease
- 16:00
Fred Hutch scientists host press event on future of medicine at AAAS annual meeting
- 16:00
Assessing 'stickiness' of tumor cells could improve cancer prognosis
- 16:00
Helping Patients With Binge Eating Disorders: There's an App for That
- 15:00
Lights Out? Fireflies Face Extinction Threats of Habitat Loss, Light Pollution, Pesticides
- 13:30
The one ring -- to track your finger's location
- 13:30
Drop the steak knife: Red meat linked to higher risk of heart disease
- 13:30
Microplastic Hotspots
- 13:30
If cancer were easy, every cell would do it
- 13:30
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