Science Discoveries
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ADLM 2026 Opens Abstract Submission, Sets Program Development Goals
MANILA, July 16 — For medical laboratory professionals and researchers across Asia, the countdown has begun for the…
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Ancient Theorists Laid Foundations of Civil Disobedience
LONDON, July 16 — Civil disobedience, the active and professed refusal of a citizen to obey certain laws,…
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From Bicycle Shop to the Sky: Wright Brothers’ Path to Flight
KITTY HAWK, N.C., July 16 — The number that matters: 12 seconds. That is how long the first…
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World’s First International Body Founded to Connect Telegraphs
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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Visible Light Key to Photosynthesis and Plant Growth
TOKYO — For decades, the simple shade net has been a farmer’s standby against the summer sun. But…
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DarkSky International: The Nonprofit Leading the Global Fight
TUCSON, July 16 — DarkSky International, the nonprofit originally founded as the International Dark-Sky Association, has grown from…
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From Praetorian Guard to Executive Protection: The Evolution of
ROME, July 16 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable. The bodyguard, once a figure of brute force…
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Horses Recognize Wolf Threat on Video Screen, Study Finds
KOBE, Japan, July 16 — Horses watching a video of a wolf are not just seeing a shape…
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Domestic Horses Retain Ancient Fear Response to Wolves, Study Finds
DENVER, July 16 — A 2024 study confirms what evolutionary biologists have long suspected: horses retain a deeply…
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Horses’ ‘Poker Face’: Why Prey Animals May Hide Fear Responses
KOBE, July 16 — The poker face isn’t just for human card players. A 2024 study from Kobe…
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Horses Identify Ancient Predators in Video Experiment
TOKYO, July 16 — The story begins in a quiet Japanese laboratory, where researchers have discovered something remarkable…
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Horses Identify Threats Using Only Visual Cues, Study Finds
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — A new study from 2024 adds to our understanding of how animals perceive danger,…
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Key Players: Researchers and Institutions Behind the Landmark Study
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The largest U.S. study on marijuana and lung cancer has been reported by Medical…
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Astronomers, Environmentalists Warn of Light Pollution Harm
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A California startup’s plan to launch a mirror satellite that could reflect sunlight onto…
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Panama Canal Locks: Engineering a 110-Year-Old Water Elevator
PANAMA CITY, July 15 — The Panama Canal is one of those feats of engineering that seems almost…
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The Economic Impact of the Transcontinental Railroad: $100 Million
OMAHA, July 14 — The iron rails that bind this continent together have a history written in steel,…
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Transcontinental Railroad Unites Coast-to-Coast America in Record Time
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The first transcontinental railroad in the United States was built between 1863 and 1869.…
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Spanish Biochemist’s Aging Research Sparks Global Biomedical Interest
OVIEDO, July 14 — Against this backdrop of accelerating longevity research, a Spanish biochemist whose work has fundamentally…
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Singapore’s NEWater Program Sets Global Model for Urban Water Security
SINGAPORE, July 14 — For all the noise that surrounds water scarcity, the salient point from Singapore’s experience…
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May 10, 1869: Golden Spike Unites Nation at Promontory Summit
PROMONTORY SUMMIT, Utah Territory, May 10 — The final spike was driven here today, completing the first transcontinental…
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Railroad’s Role in Bison Extermination, Native Displacement, 1869-1890
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The figure that matters: 30 million bison in 1800, fewer than 1,000 by 1890.…
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Ancient Roots, Modern Systems: A Brief History of Recycling Practices
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The mechanics of American recycling are undergoing a quiet but consequential recalibration, one that…
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Sidney Loeb and Srinivasa Sourirajan: The Scientists Whose Reverse
LOS ANGELES, July 14 — The membranes that turn seawater into drinking water have a birthday worth noting.…
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Dodge’s Legacy: The Engineer Who Shaped the Transcontinental Railroad
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 14 — A century after his death, the work of Grenville M. Dodge still…
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