STEM
Mute Swans To Be Eliminated From New York State By More Humane Means Than Mass Killing
New York conservationists won't kill mute swans en masse as had been previously proposed -- and delayed for further review by Senator Tony Avella -- but instead eradicate their population from the state through birth control.
Small Black Hole Grabs Scientists' Attention With its Astonishing Power
Jackson State to Offer Four New STEM Degree Programs for fall 2014
A High-Calorie Diet May Slow Down The Progression Of Lou Gehrig's Disease
First Gladiator School Ever Found Outside Of Rome
Autism Is More Common In Males Because They Have Less Robust Brains Than Females
Stethoscopes May Play A Huge Role In Transmitting Bacteria
NASA Scientist Sells Naming Rights To Mars Craters As A Second Job; Name Yours For As Little As $5
By Staff ReporterEarly Native Americans Lived on Bering Strait for Millennia Before Traveling into North America
By Russell Westerholm'Shark's Eye' Cameras and Sensors Reveal Never-Before-Seen Details Of Ocean's Top Predator (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmWind Turbines Can Weaken Hurricanes before Making Landfall: Study
By Staff ReporterDark Chocolate Helps Prevent Plaque Buildup In Arteries
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAncient And Exotic Sea Creature Graveyard In Chilean Desert The Result Of Algae Blooms
By Staff ReporterTree Branch Water Filter: M.I.T. Team Sees Discovery As Possible Replacement For More Expensive, Less Accessible Devices
By Staff ReporterScientists Discover True Origins Of Jane Doe Mummy In German Museum: Mummy Murder Or Ritualistic Killing?
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