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Research on exoplanets took top award at 2023 Regeneron ISEF
Six young researchers took home the top awards, each valued at a minimum of $50,000. Hundreds more shared nearly $9 million in prizes at international event.
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Six young researchers took home the top awards, each valued at a minimum of $50,000. Hundreds more shared nearly $9 million in prizes at international event.
Crickets are great sources of protein, but they often kill each other in captivity. Green light could help solve the problem, two teens find.
The complex search to identify humans’ most distant cousins is long, complex and far from straightforward. It’s also far from over.
About a dozen calves have been trained to pee in a stall. Toilet training cows on a large scale could cut down on pollution, scientists say.
After learning how much damage drought can do to crops, two teens designed ways to detect a thirsty plant and make sure it gets enough water.
Scientists explain why everyone needs to value the soils beneath our feet — and why we should not view them as dirt.
Teeming with life, soils have more going on than most of us realize.
Bees usually collect pollen and nectar. Scientists were surprised to find that Asian honeybees also gather animal dung to defend their hives.
This invention grabs water from the air at night. All it needs is the sun’s warmth the next day to release that moisture to growing plants.
Does fertilizer help plants grow better? You might expect it to, but how can you know? This experiment will help you test it yourself.