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  1. 5 hours ago

    Tiny engineered particles let & control terahertz magnetically, opening the door to communications between

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    Apr 27

    Kick cancer in the butt! scientists & colleagues from & have identified potential new targets to stop colon .

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    Apr 26

    Argonne collaboration with and Fundan University finds way to influence magnetic properties in a cobalt-iron alloy, blazing the path to more powerful and energy-efficient materials for information storage -

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    15 hours ago

    Wayzata High School wins National Science Bowl title in Washington D.C.

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  5. 12 hours ago

    Two grad students receive awards from the Science Graduate Student Research Program

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    13 hours ago

    VICTORY! 🎉🏆 Jonas Clarke Middle School in Lexington, Massachusetts, and in Plymouth, Minnesota, won National Science Bowl today. Congrats to the more than 3,000 teams who took part in this year's competition. 👉

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    Apr 25

    At , scientists are, for the first time, applying and to forecast disruptions that halt fusion reactions. The process could now speed the the development of limitless .

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    Apr 18

    ‘Runners, you know that birds of a feather flock together, but were you aware that a bird’s song can help scientists understand how human motor actions are sequenced? Todd Troyer, a neuroscientist in , can tell you how 🐦

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    17 hours ago

    The spirit of inquiry is what the is all about. I hope every National Science Bowl competitor is ready to explore the possibilities to build a bigger and bolder future.

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    17 hours ago

    Thank you teachers, parents, and coaches. Without you, none of these bright young minds would be here today at .

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  11. 17 hours ago

    Found in meteorites, the sun, and the human body, is as strong as steel, but 45% lighter and may have applications in plants

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    17 hours ago

    We’re all smiles over here after the intense double elimination round. The 2019 National Champions of the high school competition from Plymouth, MN. Congrats to the students, coaches, parents and all of the supporters from watching live

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    17 hours ago

    Aaaaaand we go to the final round of double elimination! WATCH LIVE: – at Lisner Auditorium

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    18 hours ago

    Keep calm and Science Bowl On. The 2019 National Winner of the middle school competition is Jonas Clarke Middle School from Lexington, MA. Congrats to the students, coaches, and parents

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  15. 19 hours ago

    Watch the final rounds of the 2019 National Science Bowl! Live stream it here:

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    20 hours ago

    Anyone who has a stuffed whale? Or who loves to 'seize the bull by the horns?' You should meet the team from San Jose, CA. Antone and Samuel love to study biology, and they are hoping it comes in handy competing for Joaquin MS today in

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    20 hours ago

    Do you know Rohan Venkatesh from Jonas Clarke Middle? He has an army of fish at home with a general named Beta Decay. He's hoping they'll all be cheering him on when he's competing today with his team for the national championship.

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    21 hours ago

    As the final morning of competition dawns, let's review all of the thrilling winners from the division team and cyber challenges! Not able to attend today's events in person ? Check back for the livestream link

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  19. Apr 28

    Tracking bubbles generates & offers exquisite details for

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  20. Apr 28

    Hertha Ayrton was a physicist, engineer, mathematician, and inventor (26 patents). Received the Hughes Medal for her work on electric arcs and ripples in sand, water after being denied membership because she was married.

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