Climate closing the gender gap for this mountain flower – Science News for Students

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Climate closing the gender gap for this mountain flower
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Rock star Freddie Mercury now has his own space rock

September 9, 2016 By

Sandy Arbour

E. Conover. Four newest elements on periodic table get names. Science News. Vol. 190, July 9, 2016, p. 16. C. Crockett. The votes are in: Exoplanets get new names. Science News. Vol. 189, February 6, 2016, p. 5. C. Crockett. Ceres mountains and craters … Continue reading at sciencenews.org Physicists at the U.S. Department of […]

The Best Sights For Astronomy

June 14, 2016 By

Tristan Matthews

by Rosario’s Photo Blog What are the best sights for astronomy? That’s hard to say. There is so much out there that the determination of what are the best sights for astronomy probably requires you to do some advance study and decide for yourself what you’d like to learn about. There are a couple of […]

Modern Photography And It’s Popularity In Growth

June 8, 2016 By

Tristan Matthews

by jessyroos After the invention of the camera and the growth in popularity of photography, it is only natural that mass production as well as dissemination of photo prints will follow. Becasue of photography, personal as well as public history, time, and the perception of man himself has notably changed. The idea of privacy became […]

Is It A Heart Attack? Signs And Symptoms

June 28, 2016 By

Deana Pinero

by andydoro While you may be aware of the most common signs of heart attack, there are some variances between men and women. In addition, there are also less obvious, but just as import symptoms of which you need to be aware. The most common symptom of a heart attack for both men and women […]

Taking The Sting Out Of Food And Insect Allergies

June 18, 2016 By

Isabel Foley

by KlemSouth There may be good news for those who have extreme allergic reactions to certain foods or insect bites. Experts say that a few products may offer hope. Research shows that the six foods which cause most allergic reactions are milk, eggs, peanuts, wheat, soy and tree nuts, such as walnuts and pecans, while […]

The Facts About Online Computer Science Degrees

May 23, 2016 By

Helen Rodriguez

by Robert Burrell Donkin The area of computer science embodies the development of new software, the improvement of present software and database management for current firms. Most corporations depend on computer-based programs for their daily jobs and careers in the computer science arena have gone up significantly as a consequence. Folks with a technical mindset […]

Apple Publishes Its First Artificial Intelligence Paper in Bid to Hire Top Researchers

December 27, 2016 By

Evelyn Anderson

Allowing its team of researchers to publish openly, and contribute to the wider academia should help earn Apple better marks from the AI community, and lure better researchers in the process. Until now, the only move for Apple had been to acquire other … Continue reading at gadgets.ndtv.com Citations C. Crockett. Computer simulations heat up […]

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