Academics
Vanderbilt Ph.D. Student Creates Some Of The World's Smallest Wires
Any invention that decreases the size of electrical components is important for science. Lin's is even more significant because the atomic monolayers that make up his wire are exceptionally strong and flexible with a high rate of electron mobility.
William Shatner AKA 'Captain Kirk' Honored With NASA Lifetime Achievement Award
Ukraine Crisis Straining U.S.' Reliance on Russian Space Program: Official Says NASA Astronauts Can Use 'a Trampoline' to Get to ISS
MIT to Shell Out $350M for Nanoscale Research
Study Finds Medical Marijuana Relieves Some Symptoms Of Multiple Sclerosis
Stem Cell Research Breakthrough: How Scientists Plan to One Day Soon Treat Type-1 Diabetes
Liliya Shobukhova, Three-Time Chicago Marathon Winner, Receives Two-Year Ban For Drug Doping
Grinnell College Professor Speaks About China, U.S.'s Role In Reducing Energy Consumption
By Staff ReporterAncient Caribou Hunting Maze Discovered Under 120 Feet Of Water At Lake Huron
By Staff ReporterDo U.S. Universities Leave Out Asian-Americans for Rich Chinese Students?
By Staff ReporterBill Gates Dubs April 28 To May 2 'Mosquito Week' To Raise Awareness For The World's Deadliest Animal
By Staff ReporterColdest Brown Dwarf Ever Recorded Spotted Fairly Nearby, Scientists Say Object is Also Relatively Small
By Russell WesterholmThe Mite Is Mightier Than The Cheetah, At Least In Terms Of Body Lengths Per Second
By Staff ReporterScientists Study Praying Mantis Vision By Outfitting Them With World's Smallest 3-D Glasses
By Staff ReporterMichigan Tree Climbing Championships This Weekend Involved 100 Foot Trees And Around 20 Competitors
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