Science & Tech
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Podcast: Is It Time To Quit ‘Baby’ Aspirin? The Tobacco Industry’s Scientific Denial.Dutch farmers protest
[ad_1] MeIs it time to give up on low-dose aspirin as a heart attack prevention tool? New evidence suggests the risks may outweigh the ... -
Rogue Community College Opens New Science Education CenterTop Stories
[ad_1] GRANTS PASS, Oregon — Rogue Community College held a grand opening on Tuesday at its Redwood campus to showcase its new Science Education ... -
Scientists Create Synthetic Mouse Embryos That Develop Brains And Beat Hearts
[ad_1] When you think about embryonic beginnings, you probably think of egg, sperm, and uterus. Think again. British and Israeli scientists have successfully created ... -
Philanthropists donate $172 million to accelerate drug development for next pandemic.chemistry
[ad_1] A philanthropist inspired by the record-breaking creation of a messenger RNA vaccine that slowed the impact of COVID-19 is offering A$250 million ($172 ... -
Scientists restore collapsed clam populations and water quality in Shinnecock Bay
[ad_1] Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Scientists from Stony Brook University’s School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) have released a paper presenting the culmination ... -
UMD Smith School Relaunches MSc in Business Analysis Online
[ad_1] By: Daily Record Staff August 30, 2022 The Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland has relaunched its online ... -
Kelsey Fitzgerald Joins Reynolds School as Professor of Science Communication
[ad_1] The Reynolds School of Journalism is pleased to welcome alumni Kelsey Fitzgerald as Reynolds Associate Professor of Science Communication Practice this fall. Fitzgerald ... -
How does philanthropy support science journalism?
[ad_1] Among the many economic changes brought about by the explosion of the Internet in the first decades of this century is the ad-driven ...