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Leif Larsen

Join Leif Larsen, our science blogger extraordinaire, on a journey of discovery through the fascinating worlds of climate change, earth science, energy, environment, and space exploration. With a wealth of knowledge and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, Leif delivers insightful and thought-provoking posts that offer a unique perspective on the latest developments in the world of science. Read him to unlock the secrets of the natural world, from the deepest oceans to the furthest reaches of the cosmos!

20 years later, Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering!

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The new school year is underway for thousands of students in Memphis and Shelby County. One local charter school in the Medical District is celebrating 20 years as the first charter school in the Volunteer State! MASE Charter School Overcomes Water Damage and Begins New School Year Back in December, the Memphis Academy of Science and …

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New CFO joins National Academies of Sciences.

New Chief Financial Officer Appointed at National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine have announced the appointment of a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to oversee their financial operations. The CFO will be responsible for managing the financial matters of the organization and ensuring its fiscal stability. Financial Expertise and Leadership The …

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Data analytics identifies bias in jury selection.

Data analytics identifies bias in jury selection.

Groundbreaking Study Identifies Biased Jury Selection using Data Science and AI Tools Researchers from Cornell University have conducted a groundbreaking study that shows how data science and artificial intelligence (AI) tools can be used to identify biased jury selection. The researchers used natural language processing (NLP) tools to analyze jury selection transcripts and found quantifiable differences in how prosecutors questioned …

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Thorne HealthTech: Science-Backed Wellness Firm, Set for Expansion.

Thorne HealthTech: Science-Backed Wellness Firm, Set for Expansion.

Thorne HealthTech (NASDAQ:THRN), a leading science-driven wellness company, received positive news from Canaccord Genuity Group. Canaccord Genuity Group raised the target price for Thorne HealthTech from $6.00 to $7.00, suggesting a potential upside of 13.45% from the stock’s current price. Thorne HealthTech opened at $6.17 on Friday, indicating the market’s optimism for the company’s future prospects. Thorne HealthTech has a …

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Comprehending the Science Behind Multi-touch Screens

Comprehending the Science Behind Multi-touch Screens

Decoding the Technology: Understanding the Science Behind Multi-touch Screens Multi-touch screens have become an integral part of our daily lives, powering our smartphones, tablets, and interactive kiosks. But have you ever wondered how these screens work? The science behind multi-touch screens is a fascinating blend of physics, computer science, and user interface design. At the heart of every multi-touch screen …

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NY marks CHIPS and Science Act milestone.

NY marks CHIPS and Science Act milestone.

New York Officials Celebrate One-Year Anniversary of CHIPS and Science Act New York officials are celebrating the one-year anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act, highlighting significant investments made across the state. These investments include Micron’s plan to build a $100 billion semiconductor plant outside Syracuse, which is expected to generate tens of thousands of jobs. Additionally, IBM has announced …

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Denver Museum brings exhibits to underserved communities.

Denver Museum brings exhibits to underserved communities.

Coloradoans’ Love for Learning Coloradans are enthusiastic about expanding their knowledge of the world around them, as evidenced by the increasing number of visitors to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. According to data compiled by the museum, attendance is up by approximately 10 percent this summer compared to the previous summer, with thousands of guests flocking to the …

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Bacteria may revolutionize cancer detection chances.

Cancer remains one of the most dreaded ailments anyone can suffer from. Often, those suffering from the disease don’t even realise it till it’s too late. COMMERCIAL BREAK SCROLL TO CONTINUE READING To change this narrative, researchers, as per a report in Science Alert, are working on harnessing the capabilities of engineered bacteria. These bacteria will help scientists and doctors …

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Science World’s iconic dome lights to be switched on Thursday.

Vancouver’s Science World Gets Flashy Upgrade One of Vancouver’s most iconic landmarks, Science World, is set to once again illuminate the skyline on Thursday, thanks to a flashy new upgrade. The exterior of the building has been dark for months as part of ongoing renovations, but the new lighting system will now have 651 LED lights – three times as …

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Kenya meeting explores faith-science connection with Anglican bishops.

Kenya meeting explores faith-science connection with Anglican bishops.

Anglican Bishops, Scientists, and Theological Educators Gather in Kenya [Anglican Communion Office] Anglican bishops, scientists, and theological educators have come together in Kenya to explore the theme “Science and Faith for Enriching Human Life” from August 7th to 10th. The purpose of this gathering is to discuss ways in which faith and science communities can collaborate to enhance our understanding …

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