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Science : 2018March22Thursday

Science gets a major boost in 2018 US spending deal

US Science Agencies Set to Win Big in Budget Deal

Here's Why Cockroaches Can Survive Just About Anything

In the Courtroom, Climate Science Needs Substance—and Style

The great Pacific garbage patch may be 16 times as massive as we thought

In 1986, scientists found a fuel-producing bacterium at the bottom of a Swiss lake. Now, they know how it works

Did scientists accidentally push 'science in crisis' story?

A dusting of salt could cool the planet

The Science People See on Social Media

Why #OddlySatisfying Videos Are So … Satisfying

Space Science : 2018March22Thursday

European Space Agency Picks Exoplanet-Studying Spacecraft for 2028 Launch

Earth and Space Science Students Learn to Work Like Scientists with NSTA's New Guide to Argument-Driven Inquiry

Oakland: New outdoor environmental deck unveiled at Chabot Space & Science Center

Veteran Crew Launches to the Space Station Today: Watch It Live

How space science can spur Africa's development

Saturn Moon Quadcopter, or Comet-Sample Return? Only 1 NASA Mission Will Be Picked

'He Inspired Us All to Wonder': Scientists and the Public Remember Stephen Hawking

Scientists discover the origins of gold in space

Kazakhstan, Russia, UAE agree to boost space cooperation

Purdue astronaut Andrew Feustel among NASA crew heading to International Space Station

Life Science : 2018March22Thursday

Prolifagen LLC Wins “Best in Show” at Philadelphia 1st Pitch Life Science Competition

SBM Life Science Opens Research and Development Center in Illinois

Framingham: Life sciences hub planned for New York Avenue

Dohmen completes sale of Life Science Services division

United States: Life Sciences Quarterly: Tax Cuts And Jobs Act: Implications For Life Science Business (Video)

Life Sciences Panel - April 12

WBBSE Class X life science paper leak: Mamata orders police to probe

Blackbirds in the city: Bad health, longer life

Grant gives Goodrich Life Science Lab a facelift

A life in science: Stephen Hawking

Physical Science: 2018March22Thursday

Tapping communities for water research

Students from Windsor schools win at science fair

Expectations are high for UKRI, the United Kingdom's new £6 billion research behemoth

Physical disability boosts parenting effort, beetles study shows

Discovery offers hope for improving physical performance as we age

Proposed Changes to Arts and Sciences Curriculum Would Shorten Language Requirement and Add Diversity ...

Plants Really Do Feed Their Friends

La Sierra Lanes hosts PCS kindergartners for hands-on physical science lessons

5 Amity Students Honored at CT Science & Engineering Fair

Engineering Link Lab explores cyber-physical systems

Social Science: 2018March22Thursday

Faculty report offers ideas for structure of social sciences at Cornell

Merging ILR and Human Ecology Has Potential, According to Committee Report

CBSE Board Class 10 Social Science exam 2018: Paper was bit tricky, say students

Why Did the National Science Foundation Propose Slashing Its Own Social Science Budget?

Digital Health Isn't A Social Science

Social science-II a cakewalk

The Science People See on Social Media

Who might be spying on your tweets in the name of science?

US social scientists must look beyond their own borders

Dear Old Duke: The Social Scientists

Earth Science: 2018March22Thursday

Earth Science Tech, Inc. (ETST) Joins Défi Montréal, Canada's Largest Business Acceleration Program

Earth Science Tech, Inc. (ETST) Achieves Q1 Goal with Introduction of New COO

Science gets a major boost in 2018 US spending deal

Sweet science: Putting corn syrup to work on Earth's origins

Proposed Budget Cuts to NASA's Earth Science Division Are Damaging for All of Us

Why it's great to have a geologist in the house

US Science Agencies Set to Win Big in Budget Deal

NASA receives $20.7 billion in omnibus appropriations bill

What scientists found trapped in a diamond: a type of ice not known on Earth

In court, oil company admits reality of human-caused global warming, denies guilt