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ChemistryChanging the world with chemistry
What does a scientist look like? Meet these amazing women in chemistry.
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EarthNicotine from smoke enters body through the skin
Scientists have shown for the first time that nicotine from cigarette smoke can enter the body through bare skin from the air or contact with smoky clothes.
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Health & MedicineGirls take note: Corn fiber can strengthen bones
Two new studies show that soluble corn fiber could help women improve bone health.
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ComputingSelf-designed tattoos are fashionable technology
Researchers have created do-it-yourself temporary tattoos. They’re a fashion-forward way to control electronic devices.
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Science & SocietyScientists Say: Stereotype
This is a belief or explanation for something. But when beliefs get overly simplified, they may no longer be true.
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BrainMice brains hint at how bodies keep their cool
Nerve cells in mice can keep the body cool and may prevent high fevers. The discovery could have implications for obesity and other health issues.
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AnimalsMeet scientists who take on the study of life
What does a scientist look like? Meet these amazing women in biology.
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Climate‘Weather bomb’ storms send tremors through Earth
Scientists have detected tiny tremors in the Earth coming from an extreme storm. One day, those tiny tremors could help reveal Earth’s innermost secrets.
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SpaceWomen in STEM reach for the stars
What does science look like? These astronomers, astrophysicists and planet hunters are out of this world.
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Science & SocietyAdults can sabotage a student’s path in science or math
Parents and teachers can unwittingly pass on messages about science and math to kids, who then think that STEM is not for them.
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Science & SocietyA woman’s place is in science
Boys and girls both study science in high school, but men still outnumber women in research jobs.
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Health & MedicineBe true to yourself, even in the face of opposition
It might seem easier to go with the flow when others disagree with you. But expressing your true opinion can be a positive experience, new data show.