Or just talk about all scientists like scientists — not just scientists and women who happen to do science.
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"Bring scientists in, red team scientists, blue team scientists, have a discussion about the importance of this issue," he said.
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"These are scientists, and scientists love to tinker," he said.
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Scientists (and most social scientists) ascribe to the scientific method.
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Manhattan Project scientists founded the Federation of Atomic Scientists (now the Federation of American Scientists), which explicitly advocated against further nuclear war.
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We are a platform designed by data scientists for data scientists.
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Scientists, Rennie says, need to support the work of other scientists.
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It's the ideal tool for scientists (or amateur scientists) in training.
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Participants include (but are not limited to) 19 space scientists, 19 biologists and environmental scientists, 303 computer scientists, eight medical scientists, five lawyers, four historians, a musicologist, a paleontologist, an astronaut, and a digital artist who replied with emojis.
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Goelz agreed, and felt that scientists should ditch the "expert" label, and encourage scientists to appeal based on evidence while respecting the expertise of non-scientists.
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The two scientists collaborated on an essay for a newsletterfor Earth systems scientists.
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I don't know that I do, no… Some scientists do, some scientists don't.
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It is Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, not The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.
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"Early career scientists, younger scientists — that's not an answer for them," he said.
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It's often hard to find photographs of historic women scientists (particularly nonwhite women scientists), and many more Wikipedia pages of women scientists still need to be written.
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It's often hard to find photographs of historic female scientists (particularly nonwhite female scientists), and many more Wikipedia pages of women scientists still need to be written.
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"I never hear scientists — true scientists, good quality scientists — speak in terms of nationality," said Dr. Francesco Perrone, who is leading a coronavirus clinical trial in Italy.
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"I never hear scientists — true scientists, good quality scientists — speak in terms of nationality," said Dr. Francesco Perrone, who is leading a coronavirus clinical trial in Italy.
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When 97 percent of scientists agree about something, we just say all scientists agree.
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More generally, scientists — especially younger scientists — are entering the public arena like never before.
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"I don't subscribe to the theory that only scientists can manage other scientists," Sen.
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He was also one of the most thoughtful scientists, inspiring generations of computer scientists.
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Scientists discovered 4 new species of sharks that walk Ha, no thank you, scientists!
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In the US, DIY scientists are subject to the same rules as any other scientists.
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Some scientists have taken this to mean that scientists need to get better at communication.
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Female conservation scientists and foresters make 108.0% as much as male conservation scientists and foresters.
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Three computer scientists on the offensive team faced off against three computer scientists on defense.
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First off, your best bet would probably be to fund scientists, in particular life scientists.
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Now, non-Anglophone scientists learn English; English-speaking scientists hardly bother with other languages at all.
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Our article promptly came under attack by several scientists and by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists has called their campaigns to get correspondence from climate scientists harassment.
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Jobs with the lowest chances of divorce included actuaries, physical scientists, and medical and life scientists.
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It's hard work, growing an active network of climate scientists that non-scientists will actually listen to.
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Harvey called these retorts "brutal" and "desperate," noting that scientists regularly scrutinize the work of other scientists.
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Those scientists developed a kit that would allow other scientists studying the microbiome to do the same.
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She is a member of the Union of Concerned Scientists and of Concerned Scientists at Indiana University.
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"We speak to external scientists and industry scientists and see where we differ from them," Leiba says.
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More people in America should interact with scientists, and scientists should work to earn the public's trust.
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Scientists captured a rare video of the elusive giant squid last week, delighting scientists and viewers alike.
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Seeking wisdom means hearing not just from climate scientists but from social scientists, economists, psychologists, and historians.
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And there's more depictions of women as scientists in the media because there are more female scientists.
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These pioneering scientists often face mistrust from a public that has stereotyped images of scientists tinkering with life.
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Lots of scientists tweet and blog—why not encourage using those spaces for scientists to show their creativity?
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The test was led by scientists from Wageningen University in the Netherlands, along with Kenyan and Swiss scientists.
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Many of the questions focused on public attitudes toward scientists as a group, and climate scientists in particular.
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They mention that scientists spend more than 50 percent of their time reading the works of other scientists.
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If scientists' family lives are important, journalists should write about the families of both male and female scientists.
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What scientists are doing Across the US, scientists are trying to create a vaccine for the new virus.
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Being a scientist means something to scientists; they take it seriously, so other scientists take it seriously too.
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What began as a movement by scientists for scientists has drawn in many science enthusiasts, young and old.
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As scientists ourselves, we are usually heartened to see the work of other scientists shared with the public.
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"I think it's true that a lot is still unknown and our scientists, Chinese scientists, American scientists, scientists of other countries, are doing their best to learn more about the virus, but it's very harmful, it's very dangerous, to stir up suspicion, rumors and spread them among the people," he said.
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More than 27 percent of those who left this year were scientists, including 34 biologists and microbiologists; 19 chemists; 22013 environmental engineers and environmental scientists; and more than a dozen toxicologists, life scientists and geologists.
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And it was really the citizen scientists driving the project, and the ones who asked professional scientists for help.
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New motors from electrical engineers, new materials from the materials scientists, and even ethical guidelines from the social scientists.
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And it turns out finding photos of women scientists, particularly black female scientists like Price, is really, really difficult.
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Scientists have found hundreds of craters Scientists have found more than 500 impact craters on the planet, Tamppari said.
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All the major engineering fields, aerospace, mechanical, electrical, industrial scientists, a lot of computer scientists, as you might imagine.
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Scientists are divided Some scientists see storing teeth as a worthwhile investment, but others say it's a dead end.
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The study: Scientists conducted their research as a citizen science project, taking contributions from amateur scientists around the world.
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Scientists have been wrong about gravitational waves before But for now, today is a day of celebration for scientists.
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The facility will bring together engineers, computer scientists, researchers, scientists and others who will collaborate on new research efforts.
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Scientists from the Academy of Military Medical Scientists have been authorised to start clinical trials on a possible vaccine.
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According to Science Magazine, many scientists are using Slack to help communicate their findings to scientists in different locations.
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Just as climate scientists warn of tipping points in biophysical systems, social scientists describe tipping points in social systems.
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Scientists there will unveil the report on the state of the bay, which E.P.A. scientists helped research and write.
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She does it knowing that the scientists will be listening — the bigger plan here is to talk to the scientists.
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That matters less for hard scientists, who communicate mostly in symbols, than for social scientists, who use many more words.
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Scientists have captured a ghost-like subatomic particle on Earth, helping to solve a mystery baffling scientists for 100 years.
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Collaboration between political and social scientists, mathematicians, and computer scientists is the ideal way forward, Rodden and McGhee both say.
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"Drier areas become drier," notes the Union of Concerned Scientists, a non-profit collective of private and academic climate scientists.
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The scientists are precise…Climate change, you see the effects and scientists say clearly which is the path to follow.
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There are so many ways women scientists — and minority scientists — have been erased from history or not written into it.
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"I don't subscribe to the theory that only scientists can manage other scientists," Murkowski said, noting the agency's research mission.
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Not mainstream scientists, since at the center of the web is the assertion that mainstream scientists aren't to be trusted!
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Mueller said U.S. weed scientists had discussed skipping the meeting because they were upset Monsanto had criticized the Arkansas scientists.
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These professionals may vary in their skills and are likely to consist of software developers, computer scientists and data scientists.
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The scientists at EPA involved in deciding which external scientists receive EPA research funding are not those making regulatory decisions.
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Scientists don&apost know how Earth got its phosphorus, but scientists just found phosphorus-carrying molecules forming around newborn stars.
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Experienced scientists know that research funding, like nicotine, can be addictive and many scientists are turning down Juul's research support.
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Most of the academic scientists working on CRISPR don't stand to benefit financially (although a few patent-holding scientists do).
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"You are telling young, really talented scientists, scientists we need, that you shouldn't go into government, and you are signaling to the senior scientists who have the good experience and knowledge, we need to leave," Rosenberg said.
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Scientists discovered a hidden chamber in Egypt's Great Pyramid Scientists discovered a hidden chamber in Egypt's Great Pyramid A 100-foot long void was discovered in Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza, scientists from the ScanPyramids project announced Thursday.
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Issues similar to those that caused scientists to question the German discovery are also showing up in the Harvard scientists' paper.
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Scientists are finally formalizing the search for extraterrestrial life, while providing entry points for scientists from different fields to come together.
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NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq NASA scientists alarmed by massivesulfur cloud over Iraq This segment originally aired Oct.
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The organizers of the archive see their project as a resource for scientists and non-scientists alike to study the virus.
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Scientists, sociologists, and political scientists have spent much of the last two decades trying to unpack how this came to be.
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We encourage our scientists, we have some of the leading scientists in the world working on a number of environmental issues.
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They were scientists, and they thought like scientists: They wanted to review the ballots to gather evidence and test a hypothesis.
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Some of the climate-deniers used dirty tricks — hacking scientists' emails, inventing fake ethical scandals — to undermine public trust in scientists.
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EPA scientists also noted concerns with scientific integrity in a survey conducted earlier this year by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Last year, the Union of Concerned Scientists asked more than 63,000 scientists at 16 federal agencies to gauge their perceived independence.
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"We've got good scientists and I just want the president to get on the same page as the scientists," Biden said.
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Naughton tapped into her network of scientists and has kept building on that base to help other scientists run for office.
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Scientists got organizedSigns from the 2000 March for SciencePhoto: APDonald Trump's election in 21.3 galvanized scientists, leading to the 22.1 March for Science and the creation of scientifically minded interest groups such as 22.4 Women Scientists and 2.1 Action.
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If a team of scientists really has measured a dark matter signal, others scientists need to be able to recreate the results.
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Just as scientists officially mapped the human genome, or the complete set of genetic instructions, in 2003, scientists decoded the canine genome.
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Their responses — the scientists stayed silent, and let a spokesperson handle the answers — suggested the timing was out of the scientists' hands.
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That meant sending American scientists abroad to gather scientific intelligence — and the scientists were about as subtle about it as you'd expect.
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists was founded in 1945 by University of Chicago scientists who helped develop the first atomic weapons.
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His contributions to science will be used as long as there are scientists, and there are many more scientists because of him.
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In 2011 American scientists had about three times more articles in the 1% of most frequently cited papers than Chinese scientists did.
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Lisbeth Gronlund and David Wright are senior scientists and co-directors of the Global Security Program at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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"But while the technology is exciting, computer scientists need to work closely with social scientists and others to make sure it's useful."
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"This president has said the opposite of what his scientists, what the government scientists ... and public health experts have said," said Rep.
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Birds are the best-studied group of wildlife; their populations have been carefully monitored over decades by scientists and citizen scientists alike.
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" Energy Department scientists, (and scientists working on a contract basis) can state their personal opinions as long as they don't claim to be speaking for the department itself, and scientists "must get the opportunity to review Department statements about their work.
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Plus, this is no ordinary time, considering that the administration is essentially at war with scientists in general, and climate scientists in particular.
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Even The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists—a nonprofit founded by former Manhattan Project scientists—thinks Dragons are a fitting metaphor for nuclear power.
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As well, having scientists in Congress makes it easy to recruit more scientists to run, Shaughnessy Naughton of 314 Action told BuzzFeed News.
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Scientists Protest, Plan to Fight Back Against Trump in BostonBOSTON— American scientists share the same desires and needs as the rest of us.
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Despite a world "listening tour" to over 1,000 scientists and policy makers, the initial cohort is stocked with well-established scientists and centers.
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And chemical industry–funded scientists have been recently accusing the program of misconduct, claiming IRIS scientists exaggerate the health risks of certain chemicals.
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Most emoji users aren't scientists, because scientists are smart enough to use their words instead of little pictures to get their points across.
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"True scientists debate in the halls of science, not Fox News or the Wall Street Journal, and true scientists honor evidence," said Oreskes.
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Scientists see a troubling trend: Overall, the first quarter of 2019 was the third warmest on record for the globe, NOAA scientists said.
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Their research found that scientists who are perceived as attractive are less likely to be seen as "good scientists" who conduct sound research.
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Deniers like Trump started lying about how scientists use terminology in order to perpetuate the myth that scientists are lying to the public.
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He then added scientists with expertise in geology and planetary rings to the imaging team NASA had selected, as well as foreign scientists.
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Patents for American scientists who worked in fields with many East European scientists fell almost 60 percent compared with those in other fields.
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The political scientists Pippa Norris and Ronald Inglehart defined populism as distrustful of all elites and institutions, from scientists to the news media.
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"Scientists are already spending most of their time trying to poke holes in what other scientists are saying," he said in an email.
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And scientists — who will plan and attend a march that seeks to bring all scientists in a unified front — need to remember that.
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I also viewed emails between Sloan and the scientists documenting progress on the paper during its production, with the names of the scientists redacted.
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As in the Tennant case, DuPont formed a team composed of its own scientists and scientists from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
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In some cases, this pushed scientists to lobby harder and speak up louder, but in many other instances, scientists backed away from political engagement.
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Scientists have strongly believed for decades that moons exist outside our Solar System, but these objects have remained elusive for scientists up until now.
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Not only are data scientists costly and competitive, but data scientists well-versed in the venture capital asset class are fewer and farther between.
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What scientists found For the current study, scientists at JMI Laboratories tested more than 21,000 strains of bacteria gathered from hospitals around the world.
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That's why he and other scientists believe Crispr could be used by African plant scientists to create new plant strains needed in each country.
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The EPA's Board of Scientific Counselors has five subcommittees made up largely of academics, social scientists, economists, engineers, and scientists outside of the government.
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This method significantly differed from studies in which scientists used the CRISPR tool to replace what was cut out with whatever the scientists desired.
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A new study finds that scientists who are perceived as attractive are less likely to be seen as "good scientists" who do "quality" research.
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It is true that when people are appointed to positions and talk without any appreciation or understanding of scientists, well, that gets scientists worried.
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"Scientists were saying that it can't be cleaned up, but we have scientists now on our side that say it can be," he said.
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In fact, designing a system for scientists to share everything that other scientists need to check their code is something of a quixotic quest.
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"We need scientists [in Congress] because scientists understand how to evaluate our world and how to come up with solutions to problems," he said.
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The findings might help scientists better understand the dangers of coastal storms, which climate scientists predict are bound to increase in our warming world.
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And though many scientists have made grand statements about oxytocin's role in human relationships, scientists really didn't understand exactly what it did in humans.
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Lieber, 60, is one of the most distinguished scientists to become part of the FBI&aposs investigation into scientists stealing research for other countries.
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But his darkest point was that climate scientists, being scientists, must confine themselves to making claims that have a high degree of statistical probability.
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Indeed, the very term "environmental science" was coined in the fifties by military scientists; it was another decade before civilian scientists used the term.
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On Monday, before Pruitt even made his announcement, the Union of Concerned Scientists sent a letter signed by almost 1,000 scientists bemoaning the decision.
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Watch as scientists levitate these objects with sound wavesUsing ultrasound, a team of Japanese scientists has levitated small particles, and moved them…Read more Read Previously, scientists were able to achieve a similar effect for a few specific cases, such as flat and wiry objects.
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Pruitt tells Breitbart News that he liked the piece and he likes the idea: He talked about the importance of having a Red Team of scientists and a Blue Team of scientists, and those scientists get into a room and ask, 'What do we know?
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Scientists are afraid of Trump Scientists who spoke to The New York Times — those involved in the report and those outside its process — said it was sent to the newspaper because scientists are afraid that Trump will suppress some or all of its findings.
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There's a notable absence of women scientists on the site, and not just because it reflects historic cultural sexism; activists found that thousands of female scientists, including many prominent ones, had no Wikipedia page, while many obscure male scientists had a presence on the site.
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Just yesterday, scientists on the Kepler satellites K2 mission announced 95 new exoplanets, with more to come as citizen scientists assist with analyzing the data.
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The American said scientists, particularly physician-scientists like himself and the other two laureates, were "under tremendous pressure" to justify the importance of their work.
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Saruhashi worked to support female scientists, and in 1958 she co-founded the Society of Japanese Women Scientists, which pushed for nuclear disarmament and peace.
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Living fossil Scientists swabbed their little rodent cheeks and ran their DNA, discovering that the animals were not related to gliders, as scientists had thought.
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Novartis said it was in the process of "exiting" the scientists responsible for the manipulation and does not believe the issue extends beyond those scientists.
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To get to the bottom of this mystery, some scientists decided to do exactly what you'd expect scientists to: They gave lab rats some coffee.
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Smith of Texas has waged a public war with federal climate scientists, or "so-called self-professed climate scientists," as he called them in March.
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Meet the scientists who created the first human-pig hybrid Meet the scientists who created the first human-pig hybrid This segment originally aired Feb.
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Scientists and scientists-turned businesspeople have very real plans to reengineer mosquitoes to eradicate themselves, or use CRISPR to modify babies before they are born.
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This sentiment probably comes from a combination of Repulican practices of actively undermining climate scientists, and mistrust in the elite institutions that produce these scientists.
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Read more: Cats Are Actually Nice, Scientists Find Scientists have used dogs in psychological studies for decades; Pavlov's conditioning experiments are just one popular example.
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Increasingly, people without formal backgrounds in science are collaborating with scientists to collect data on a scale that scientists alone would be unable to compile.
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There are still more male scientists than female scientists, so that's what these older kids see and that's what's reflected in what older children draw.
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Nearly 1,000 scientists, including former EPA career staffers, signed a letter opposing the policy sent by the Union of Concerned Scientists to Pruitt on Monday.
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A group of scientists is suing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for blocking scientists who receive agency funding from serving on the EPA's advisory boards.
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This presents a risk of miscommunication between scientists and their machine learning results since scientists have only a partial understanding of what their models are saying.
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Papers are ostensibly written for other scientists to read and understand, but the sheer volume of information means the scientists are in serious need of help.
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We need all hands on deck: Computer scientists, social scientists, economists, journalists and industry partners must work together to stand firm against the spread of misinformation.
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"I feel like President Trump is the gateway drug for scientists engaging in policy," said Gretchen Goldman, a research director for the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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And I can't, you know, tick off a whole list of scientists that are pro-sea level rise and a whole list of scientists that aren't.
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Scientists introduced a human gene into the monkeys' DNA To produce the monkeys, the scientists introduced a human gene called MeCP2 in the genome of macaques.
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Scientists want to know whether enzymes evolved to eat human-made plastics It's possible, though, that scientists could artificially speed the process used by I. sakaiensis.
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In a letter Martin posted on Twitter, the scientists said their resignation stems from the EPA's decision not to renew two other scientists' positions within BOSC.
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"It happens 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is directed against our scientists, particular young scientists," he told reporters on a conference call.
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The solution to this problem is to introduce rising engineers, computer scientists, scientists, and entrepreneurs to the rewards and benefits of working on national security challenges.
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While the data scientists crunched the numbers, the behavioral scientists conducted experiments to determine the most promising ways to get people to vote for their candidate.
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Diversity within scientists interviewed was also scarce: just six out of the 50 scientists featured were women, and just one scientist was a woman of color.
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"For decades, scientists, engineers and technologists have dreamt of building 'robot scientists' capable of autonomously discovering new knowledge, technologies and sophisticated real-world products," explains Field.
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"For our people, for our engineers, our scientists, some of the best scientists and engineers in the country, their interest is performing their work," Shearon said.
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The Moon People give the scientists their boomwhackers to fix the spaceship, and the scientists leave their umbrellas behind so the Moon People can protect themselves.
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"Stereotypes about scientists and about work in science-related occupations (computer science is a "masculine" field and biology a "feminine" field; scientists achieve success due to brilliance rather than hard work; scientists are "mad") can discourage some students from engaging further with science," the report said.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists' report accused the Trump administration of "creating a hostile environment for federal agency scientists who serve the public," citing the anti-climate rhetoric of agency administrators like Scott Pruitt and Rick Perry, proposed decimation of funding, and general interference in scientists' work.
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A march by scientists, while well intentioned, will serve only to trivialize and politicize the science we care so much about, turn scientists into another group caught up in the culture wars and further drive the wedge between scientists and a certain segment of the American electorate.
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But today in the journal Nature Climate Change, two dozen researchers—atmospheric scientists, computer scientists, climate scientists, and more—are publishing a perspective piece trying to get their community to agree on a standard definition for a flash drought, and to set research priorities for the future.
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Western scientists can't get in to study it, and North Korean scientists who can study it can't talk to anyone else—until an unprecedented collaboration came along.
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The drugmaker said it was in the process of "exiting" the Avexis scientists responsible for the manipulation and does not believe the issue extends beyond those scientists.
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Scientists are using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory to study this cluster because it's spewing out strong x-ray signals that might help scientists understand dark matter.
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Scientists aren't all the way there yet, but recently scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology solved an early challenge: controlling a single molecule's behavior.
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American scientists discovered another fossil from the bird in Wyoming that matched the 40-year-old sample, causing the scientists from China to re-examine their find.
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The new policy bans scientists receiving EPA grants from serving on these boards, which blocks expert scientists working in environmental and health fields at universities from serving.
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Universities could explicitly encourage all scientists to do outreach, of whatever type feels natural, or offer resources for all scientists to learn more of the relevant skills.
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Reaching was the most common interaction the scientists saw, making up 72% of all the physical interplay; the octopi touched each other very infrequently, the scientists recorded.
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Brains are complicated, and there's still a lot that scientists don't know about the transition between sense and experience—though, being scientists, they learn more every day.
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Scientists are scrambling to safeguard climate data from the Trump administration Scientists are scrambling to safeguard climate data from the Trump administration This segment originally aired Jan.
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"So you have all these things that are happening that will make this an exciting event for scientists and citizen scientists who are helping out," he said.
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We all encourage our scientists to conduct research, but I don't think you should confuse a study published by one of our scientists as official EPA policy.
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This rarely occurs, and just in case you're wondering, yes, the scientists do score articles independently: ratings are only revealed once all scientists have completed their review.
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The same group of scientists published a study last week showing that oceans are warming faster than scientists thought, by absorbing more heat than was previously known.
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It's just a digital field journal that is a platform for citizen scientists, and also a platform for citizen scientists to connect with our big E explorers.
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The author discusses how Ms. Cameron was discovered by scientists: The sequence of events that led scientists to investigate Ms. Cameron's genes began about five years ago.
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The rules have changed what research grants scientists seek from the National Institutes of Health, and some top researchers are warning emerging scientists to avoid such research.
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Christian Scientists Christian Scientists believe that the primary method of healing should be through prayer, and many members have in the past been against modern medical treatments.
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Some scientists have objected to plans for the Washington march, arguing that the event will feed the view among many conservatives that scientists have a political agenda.
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Large coral individuals that scientists have estimated to be hundreds of years old have been dying within a matter of several weeks, according to the scientists' estimates.
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Chinese scientists now produce more scientific articles than U.S. scientists, China is expected to pass the U.S. in R&D investments by the end of this year, and top-flight scientists from all over the world are getting lured to China with generous funds to set up laboratories.
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With this episode over, and with the United States now poised to deal with similar measures, Canadian scientists have some practical advice for American scientists and concerned citizens.
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The lengths scientists will go to mimic the developing mind in a dish... As cerebral organoids get more sophisticated, scientists are starting to snap them together like Legos.
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The usual artist's impression of 'OumuamuaIllustration: ESOOn October 19, 2017, a strange object from outside the Solar System whizzed by the Earth, exciting scientists and non-scientists alike.
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"Bravo for responding to scientists who have asked for a mechanism to remove fellows, and bravo to those scientists for holding AAAS accountable," Clancy told Gizmodo via email.
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For scientists, this means not only being shut out of their labs, but also barred from attending scientific conferences, isolating scientists from their colleagues at home and abroad.
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The scientists, who were never really forbidden from doing this work, nevertheless many of them, stopped doing it because it was too controversial and scientists don't like controversy.
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So while some scientists are figuring out how to lower our emissions, other scientists are trying to find ways for us to deal with the impending weather extremes.
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Yan Fernandez, one of the university scientists leading the collaboration, says UCF will look to scientists beyond their consortium to figure out what cosmic questions Arecibo should pursue.
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So, the only way to implement safeguards or boundaries that aren't driven by misunderstanding or fear is to make CRISPR accessible to everyone—scientists, non-scientists, even kids.
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For example, in February, nearly 3,000 scientists from around the world condemned the Australian government's move to slash funding for climate research and lay off dozens of scientists.
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A report published last week by the Union of Concerned Scientists describes a "culture of fear" as government scientists are gagged, sidelined, or fired, and funding cuts loom.
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If you reject the majority of scientists who say climate change is happening, you also need to believe in a conspiracy forcing the majority of scientists to lie.
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The order urges scientists to inform their superiors five days in advance of any plans to meet foreign scientists and also to report back on what was discussed.
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Hundreds, if not thousands of expert scientists across the country—epidemiologists, ecologists, toxicologists, and climate scientists—are no longer allowed to provide advice to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"For decades scientists and policymakers have framed the climate-policy debate in a simple way: scientists analyse long-term goals, and policymakers pretend to honour them," they wrote.
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In interviews with political scientists, pollsters and campaign data scientists, I found no one who believed the exit polls were more accurate than the census or voter files.
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Pruitt's plan would see the government recruit scientists to take different positions on, and debate the validity of, climate change, which is widely accepted by researchers and scientists.
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" Sanders's post on Facebook included a link to an article about the planned scientists march with the headline "War on Facts Sparks Momentum for Scientists' March on Washington.
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Scientists have now reconstructed his features, demonstrating that he was part of a population of ancient Western Europeans that, scientists have shown in recent years, had dark skin.
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Scientists hope to better understand the effects of long-term space travel in preparation for trips to Mars, and the comparison with his twin offers scientists additional context.
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If you respect and honor the scientists who did this work, then spare another moment to think about the scientists whose work is under attack today, and why.
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Fourth, as they are crafting reports for Congress, technologists and scientists should think less like scientists and more like policymakers under deadline by offering concise and actionable inputs.
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That's why the climate scientists at Real Climate, to say nothing of this list of 375 scientists (including 20 Nobel winners), have desperately raised red flags about Trump.
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Citizen Scientists Discover New Feature of the Aurora BorealisIt wasn't scientists who discovered the thin, purple, east-to-west traveling glow in the northern…Read more ReadDespite these differences, scientists understandably thought that STEVEs were produced by the same processes that result in auroras, namely particle precipitation onto the ionosphere.
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The UK-based Met Office Hadley Center predicted a 5.5 degrees of warming, the US Department of Energy calculated a 5.3°-degree jump, French scientists estimated a 4.9-degree increase, and a model from Canadian scientists predicted the largest rise: 5.6 degrees Scientists hope the models are an "overshot," Bloomberg reported.
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This group is prepping scientists to run for office in response to Trump This group is prepping scientists to run for office in response to Trump The Trump administration's attempts to suppress research on science from climate change to vaccines has become a call to action for many usually apolitical scientists.
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Ottawa is hoping to bring scientists together from different disciplines to investigate areas such as climate change, ocean protection, and health, and to help early and mid-career scientists.
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The two-day gathering attracted 3 scientists, ethicists, lawyers, educators, citizen scientists, artists, policymakers, and companies from 10 countries, including China, Japan, Britain, Canada, Singapore, and the United States.
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Scientists will never get to see 'Oumuamua again as it speeds off—but it brief visit suggests might not be the last time scientists spot something like this.[Nature]
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And that SETI scientists—as well as scientists more broadly—have kept distance from their work, called it silly so they don't get contaminated by any green-tinged splashback.
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It's an admittedly risky prospect given the public's general distrust of scientists and their work; scientists, above all, are supposed to remain objective observers who trade in empirical evidence.
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But we asked Patron and a variety of other scientists what they think are realistically the most exciting ways that scientists might one day change the world using CRISPR.
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The scientists foresee future applications for such AI programs including: improving smart phone assistants (Apple's Siri is an example); medical diagnostics; and eventually collaborating with human scientists in research.
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But just because our scientists publish something in a journal doesn't mean that that's agency policy or all the other scientists at the agency agree with that particular study.
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In its hearings, the committee also has increasingly favored industry witnesses—lawyers, lobbyists, and other non-scientists—over scientists, according to a recent analysis by the Environmental Integrity Project.
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"One of the things lots of scientists don't understand—especially students but also grown-up scientists—they think that you're either good at outreach or you're not," she said.
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The current focus at Novartis is building "data lakes" that data scientists can then analyze, something it's brought in data scientists from Google, IBM and Amazon to help with.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Zindel says the scientists in his father's play discuss using "vivisection" to kill the creature, and scientists in 'Water' use the same exact term.
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Whether people are scientists or are pro-science people who are willing to have those conversations and listen to the feedback of scientists, those are both important to me.
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In this view, scientists, at least in their capacity as scientists, should confine themselves to that which can be supported by science-t, their only proper interest and authority.
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Academic papers often have multiple authors, with the scientists who perform the hands-on work listed at the beginning and the senior scientists in charge named at the end.
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" Pressed about scientists who have said climate change is worse than ever, Trump said, "You'd have to show me the scientists because they have a very big political agenda.
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The future's fundamental infrastructure is being built by computer scientists, data scientists, network engineers and security experts just like Weigend and Mitnick, who do not recognize their own biases.
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One, dozens of complicated but important solutions to climate change are being researched all around the country, but scientists are notoriously bad at explaining their work to non-scientists.
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Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 20143, scientists say Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 2050, scientists say This segment originally aired Dec.
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The Act of Creation, by Arthur Koestler: Which is about the spiritual lives of scientists and how many scientists came to their inventions, discoveries through dreams, through spiritual beliefs.
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Fortunately — for the most part — we're not scientists.
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In the modern day, scientists heat up those pieces of flint, and the reaccumulated electrons are released, measured, and can give scientists a date for when they were initially fired.
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U.S. scientists edited a human embryoImage: ShutterstockOver the summer, scientists in the United States accomplished a major first: genetically modifying a human embryo to treat a common genetic heart disease.
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It's functionally very simple, but the built-in anonymity makes it a safe outlet for scientists—especially young, early-career scientists—to discuss and criticize research without fear of repercussion.
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While the DEA recently made it slightly easier for scientists to grow weed for studies, scientists who want to study the drug still face a massive tangle of red tape.
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Why Scientists Want Trump to Stick to the Iran Nuclear DealDozens of scientists have signed a letter to President-elect Donald Trump asking him to honor the…Read more ReadRep.
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It hired only generations of computer scientists and other scientists to really think about what the world would look like and what the office would look like in the future.
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The Trump administration has been deleting climate change references from federal websites, reassigning climate scientists at some government agencies, and preventing scientists from speaking about climate change in public forums.
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That's three times the 1,419 satellites that are currently in space, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists, a not-for-profit group made up of scientists across the world.
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Sure, the United States has scientists doing work like Marangoni's, but it doesn't seem to him and scientists like him that American food research has a central, forward-looking goal.
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But this will also provide scientists an opportunity for scientists to gather information on the physical impacts of spaceflight on women's bodies, a subject we still know very little about.
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Governor Brown decided to make an appearance at the so-called largest gathering of climate scientists in the world, and the first large meeting of climate scientists since the election.
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But it does call for wide-scale improvements in how scientists do their work, and it also takes scientists—and journalists—to task for sometimes overhyping the latest research findings.
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More than 450 scientists from over 20163 countries contributed to the report, which confirmed previous findings from both US and international scientists that 2016 was the hottest year on record.
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Read: New Greenland crack has caught scientists' attention Calving is a natural occurrence, but scientists have been exploring whether climate change may have played a role in expediting the rift.
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So, for instance, scientists believe: RFCs 4 and 5 are the biggest, scariest dangers — the species-level impacts — but they're also the ones in which scientists have the least confidence.
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U.S. scientists also have to deal with restrictive visa policies that make international collaborations difficult, and make it hard to retain scientists who have trained in cutting-edge U.S. labs.
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The fossil record for this small drama is on display in the same case, discovered by scientists from the natural history museum and the Mongolian Academy of Scientists in 1993.
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Some argue that changes need to take root in the institutions that support scientists in the United States, where female scientists hold only about 30 percent of senior faculty positions.
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Among the targets of the suits was Exxon Mobil, whose own scientists found, as most scientists have, that climate change was real and that human behavior was contributing to it.
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Lieber is one of the most prestigious scientists yet to be swept up in the FBI's investigations into scientists stealing research for other countries, most of which have involved China.
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In papers, the Chinese scientists said they followed norms set by international associations of scientists, which would require that the men in Tumxuk (pronounced TUM-shook) gave their blood willingly.
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" When pressed about scientists who have said climate change is worse than ever, Trump said, "You'd have to show me the scientists because they have a very big political agenda.
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Scientists: Doomsday asteroid whacked Earth The research, published in the journal of Nature Communications on Thursday, is giving scientists more insight into one of the greatest mass extinctions on the planet.
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"I think it causes a lot of problems for scientists that are trying to do their jobs, for scientists that are trying to get sensors in the right place," he said.
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They propose offering the prize to more people simultaneously, identifying the most important scientists to a given effort, or even creating a prize that instead rewards scientists for cumulative lifetime achievement.
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Pruitt denies that carbon dioxide is the main cause of global warming (even though scientists know it is), and has proposed a series of televised debates between scientists on this issue.
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Entanglement will continue to be important for quantum communications, which scientists hope to use to send encrypted messages or to perform quantum computations, so scientists will continue to test its limits.
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Because reputation and citation are core currencies to scientists, scientists have to be educated about the possibilities of open publication at the same time as prestigious, reputable venues have to exist.
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Once scientists know which exact galaxy the signal comes from, the radio waves could help scientists determine just how much gas and plasma they had to pass through to get here.
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This is the first time scientists have ever closely studied a Kuiper Belt object, and scientists said Monday the flyby is proceeding according to plan but without a guarantee of success.
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The new instruments have allowed Kurth and other radio scientists to do something Voyager scientists couldn't—fly right through some of the solar system's most intense radio emissions, emanating from Jupiter.
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That means that this new radio signal could help scientists probe new properties of dark matter in the early Universe, and gives scientists a new clue where to search for it .
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Meanwhile, the company hid evidence that the chemical had contaminated the local water supply well beyond what the company's own scientists considered safe and far beyond what independent scientists considered safe.
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If there is any deviation in a pulsar's pulse, scientists can measure it Using this type of detection method, scientists can pick up waves with incredibly low frequencies that last years.
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Scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly To figure out how inflatable helmets stack up against their dorkier, hardened-foam counterparts, Stanford scientists dropped a dummy on its head repeatedly.
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Scientists thought skies were less cloudy before the industrial revolution For a long time, scientists speculated that skies were less cloudy before the Industrial Revolution because the air was less polluted.
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He has also moved to bar scientists from serving on independent agency advisory boards who have previous won EPA grants, a move critics say favors scientists who work with regulated industries.
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" Asked about scientists who say hurricanes and other extreme weather events are worsening, Mr. Trump replied, "You'd have to show me the scientists because they have a very big political agenda.
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A majority of Republicans also believe scientists' judgments are just as likely to be biased as other people's, whereas most Democrats say that scientists make judgments based solely on the facts.
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"We regularly engage with dozens of sociologists, political scientists, data scientists and communications scholars, and we both read and incorporate their findings into our work," said Jay Nancarrow, a Facebook spokesman.
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Many scientists suspect that exercise alters the biology of the brain in ways that make it more malleable and receptive to new information, a process that scientists refer to as plasticity.
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"It's actually a frighteningly simple process," Eryn MacDonald, an analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit group of scientists who advocate for a safer world, said on the phone.
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Scientists release first-ever image of black hole For the first time, astronomers released an image of a black hole — something that has eluded scientists for more than half a century.
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So I talked to scientists at the agency, and I've tried to talk to scientists outside of the agency, but the U.N.'s IPCC process has been highly politicized for years.
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"Every one-and-a-half to two-years, these bodies are re-embalmed by the Moscow scientists," Yurchak said, citing interviews he conducted with lab scientists and his own field research.
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That's why scientists are keeping an eye on it. .
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It's becoming more commonplace for scientists to preregister — i.e.
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Dogs versus cats : Scientists reveal which one is smarter.
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" "…You have scientists on both sides of the issue.
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Our money's on other authorities -- like doctors and scientists.
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Now scientists are assessing the fallout — and it's grim.
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Announcing the expansion of its Cambridge development operations yesterday, Amazon said staff at the site will include machine learning scientists, knowledge engineers, data scientists, mathematical modellers, speech scientists and software engineers, with teams set to work on programs including its drone delivery effort, Prime Air; Amazon devices; and Alexa, its AI voice assistant tech.
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These conferences often featured scientists who promoted the idea that fitness, not diet, plays the key role in preventing and lowering obesity rates; oftentimes, these scientists had received money from the industry.
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And in her conversations with Chinese scientists, she also found they weren't as bothered by the industry's close ties to their work and public health policy as scientists elsewhere are increasingly becoming.
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Read more: Scientists found the ideal place to simulate Mars: Oman's desert And that something might look like the archaea that the scientists tested under presumed Enceladus-like conditions in their lab.
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On our 100th episode, we run through the day's biggest headlines before talking with Zing Tsjeng, the author of Forgotten Women: The Scientists, about unsung female inventors, scientists, and technologists throughout history.
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Go deeper: Scientists and experts allege anti-nuclear bias in UN climate report It's not just President Trump who thinks climate scientists disagree How climate change puts our cultural heritage at risk
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Scientists successfully cloned human stem cells Ever since Dolly the sheep was cloned from an adult cell in 1996, scientists had been asking whether humans could be cloned in the same way.
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The last time scientists found evidence of life in a subglacial Antarctic lake was back in 2013, when scientists found 20 cultures of bacteria in Lake Hodgson, which is 305 feet underground.
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Have no doubt that a great many scientists are terrible at communication, but we can also imagine a world in which Wikipedia would attract the scientists that actually are good at communication.
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While these octopuses may generally be little-known, scientists have identified 14 species of the Grimpoteuthis genus, though Ocean Exploration Trust scientists couldn't determine which species they captured on the ROV's camera.
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Women made up only 39 percent of chemists and material scientists, 28 percent of environmental scientists and geoscientists, 16 percent of chemical engineers, and a staggeringly low 12 percent of civil engineers.
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David Wright, co-director and senior scientist at the global security program with the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), said North Korean rocket scientists seem to be making advances on multiple fronts.
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The way you get it right is you bring together the engineers and scientists and business people who understand the automobile industry from GM, Ford, and so on with the computer scientists.
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One solution is to reach across disciplines – for patients, doctors, biologists, engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists, social scientists, designers and developers to work together to harness research, technology and the Internet of Things.
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The group set up an online questionnaire asking scientists for some biographical information as well as their specific interest in running for office; so far, more than 3,000 scientists have signed up.
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The vast majority of scientists disagree: 98 percent of scientists associated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science believe that humans evolved over time, according to the Pew Research Center.
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"These events provide a great example of good science: good scientists are constantly re-evaluating their work, and are always interested to receive questions from other scientists about that work," Smith said.
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In October, he banned scientists who have received EPA grants from advising him on environmental policy, and replaced many scientists on his advisory board with representatives from industry and red-state governments.
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In 2008 and 20163, the Democrats also had more sophisticated predictive models than the Republicans did, a result of having teams of data scientists and behavioral scientists advising Barack Obama's presidential campaigns.
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Related: You Can Blame Climate Change for Making the Days Longer Scientists might be able to use the findings to learn more about how water passes through cell membranes, said the scientists.
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A study of scientists found that those who were nationally recognized were more likely to have avocations — playing music, woodworking, writing — than typical scientists, and that Nobel laureates were more likely still.
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Most of the work of the Simons Foundation goes to grants to scientists around the country; this was its first foray into hiring its own scientists and embarking on its own research.
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On Monday, however, international scientists, including Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of French marine expert Jacques Cousteau, signed a joint agreement with Russian scientists, backed by the local authorities, to free the mammals.
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During the eclipse, scientists like Dr. Erickson and Dr. Earle will use a suite of tools, from powerful radars and orbiting satellites to GPS sensors and ham radios operated by citizen scientists.
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The fruit fly, for example, with its rapid reproduction, helped scientists understand genetics; the squid, with its peculiarly gigantic axon fibers, allowed scientists to examine the workings of a single nerve cell.
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Washington (CNN)A group of scientists is suing the Environmental Protection Agency over the agency's move to cut scientists from advisory boards and committees who were also receiving federal grants for studies.
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"Scientists worldwide have been alarmed by the clear anti-science actions taken by the Trump administration," Caroline Weinberg, an organizer of an upcoming "Scientists' March on Washington," told Vox in an email.
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It's possible these objects pass through our solar system more often than scientists originally thought, but with just 2 seen so far scientists can't say whether that's definitively the case or not.
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One of the things that was really fascinating was in 1995 we went out on this expedition with these scientists — and these are world-class scientists, Lake Baikal was an amazing lake.
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Armchair space fans who chuckled over the hilarious signs featured in the nationwide March For Science on April 22nd will see some of the same humor at work here, as imaging scientists, rocket scientists, and plasma scientists gush and giggle over the Voyager project, showing how much personality can be a part of science and history.
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Read more: Scientists found the ideal place to simulate Mars: Oman's desert Scientists tried to reproduce the conditions on one of Saturn's moons and found that it could, perhaps, be hospitable to life.
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Scientists found many potential prospects for life, both distant and nearbyYou might remember back in 2016 when scientists announced that our closest star, Proxima Centauri, had its own temperate planet, Proxima Centauri b.
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An ice core sample up to 26 feet (8 meters) in length will help the scientists age the lake and its contents, and show scientists how the lake's microorganisms are obtaining their nutrients.
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Scientists discovered the incident when they received a distorted image from the spacecraft on October 13th, 2014, which scientists determined was caused by a sudden movement from one of the orbiter's three cameras.
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For others, it's impossible to argue that scientists have to be apolitical, when scientists are people just like everyone else and their job is affected by who runs Congress and the White House.
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The new gene editing tool CRISPR/Cas-9 allows scientists to alter plant genomes with incredible precision; scientists have used it to produce non-browning apples, non-bruising potatoes, and virus-resistant pigs.
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The "State of the Climate" report, compiled by 450 scientists from more than 19853 countries, officially declared 2016 the hottest year on record since scientists began tracking this data over 150 years ago.
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The "State of the Climate" report, compiled by 450 scientists from more than 60 countries, officially declared 2016 the hottest year on record since scientists began tracking this data over 150 years ago.
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WE NEED TO KEEP LOOKING FOR ALIENS, SCIENTISTS TELL SENATORS One FRB has been found to repeat itself from the same location, allowing scientists to locate its origin outside the Milky Way galaxy.
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FLORIDA BEACHES LITTERED WITH DEAD SEA TURTLES; SCIENTISTS BLAME RED TIDE The current red tide bloom in southwestern Florida is the longest, continuous bloom in more than a decade, scientists said this week.
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RARE WHALE-DOLPHIN HYBRID DISCOVERED IN HAWAII, SCIENTISTS SAY Some marine and water quality scientists have argued that the abnormally high concentration of Karenia brevis is linked to human activities such as farming.
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Thus, some scientists fear that by participating in a march that appears even slightly anti-Trump, they will feed a conservative narrative that scientists are inherently biased and manipulate data for political ends.
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"Computers are getting better, the quality of scientists is improving, which means it will be possible for climate scientists to say whether one event was caused by man-made climate change," Bailey says.
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She asked him where he hopes scientists will someday find dark matter, and his response is that of a classic physicist: As scientists, they can't hope and guess at these things, he says.
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While scientists have learned a lot since discovering the rite decades ago, much remains unknown, especially about the exact mix of environmental factors that trigger the synchronized frenzies, which scientists call broadcast spawning.
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In the most recent shift, the A.I. idea emerged first in Canada in the work of cognitive scientists and computer scientists like Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio and Yann LeCun during the previous decade.
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Scientists understand very little about the movements and migratory patterns of juvenile sharks, said Tobey Curtis, a fishery management specialist with the National Marine Fisheries Service and one of the expedition's lead scientists.
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Scientists at Aga Khan University in Pakistan anxious to find ways to tackle an ongoing outbreak there contacted the Sanger in the spring of 2017 and asked scientists there to genetically analyze samples.
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U.S. climate scientists head to France: U.S. climate scientists have been invited by the French government to leave the United States to work there under a grant program created by President Emmanuel Macron.
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No one had ever contested that scientists were human beings, but most people believed that by following the scientific method, scientists were able to arrive at objective facts that transcended their human origins.
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Chinese scientists identified the pathogen a week later and shared the genome sequence of the virus with the WHO -- a speedy response that earned praise from the WHO and scientists around the world.
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Researchers found Cameron had two notable mutations in her genetic make up, one in the FAAH gene and another in what the scientists dubbed FAAH-OUT, which has been little studied by scientists.
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The scientists then reached out to local metal detecting clubs and formed an unconventional alliance with several detectorists, deputizing a few citizen-scientists who already spend free time looking for what archaeologists want.
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After someone spits into a tube and sends it off to a company like 215andMe for scientists to analyze in a lab, how do scientists process it to extract a person's genetic information?
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She said she often sends conferences lists of female scientists and needs to point out that they are as experienced and qualified as some of the male scientists that were invited to speak.
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In so doing, he ignores hundreds of studies and scientists.
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Researchers gave a survey to 474 astronomers and planetary scientists.
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Now scientists have found that the genes flowed both ways.
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The scientists argue that the teeth belonged to modern humans.
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But it's spreading in ways that the scientists can't understand.
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An open letter signed by 122 Chinese scientists denounced it.
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They're still blowing the minds of scientists who study them.
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There is no shadow cabal paying scientists to trick people.
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Jupiter's surface, imaged by Juno and processed by citizen scientists.
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Scientists might start by testing a cold vaccine for COPD.
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Scientists who stuck around in the field have made advances.
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But this year, scientists reported the source pulsing 15 times.
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Before 2015, scientists believe only two specifies of seadragon existed.
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It's a good thing scientists didn't avoid the imposters, though.
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The sexist job title award now goes to data scientists.
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These Hollywood movies about scientists can be somewhat counterproductive, too.
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Recently, scientists have begun exploring new uses for the technology.
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By 2040, scientists project, arthritis will affect 78.4 million people.
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" Computer scientists call single units of bit interaction "logic gates.
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Scientists are really getting serious about this quantum internet idea.
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Scientists are just beginning to understand the scope of this.
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The turn towards melting is a new concern for scientists.
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How long before we have to retrain the computer scientists?
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It's our job to nurture the next generation of scientists.
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Animals could help scientists model the limits of human athleticism.
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Did the March for Science change how politicians see scientists?
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Scientists are also not sure what's causing the color difference.
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Welser and Randall said they were sensitive to scientists' concerns.
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That earthquake has produced more than 1,400 aftershocks, scientists said.
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The scientists have designed some new "programs" into the genome.
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Scientists are split on the root of the monarch's troubles.
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But scientists are working to change that, without much luck.
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About 1 degree of warming has already occurred, scientists say.
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About 240 million letters of it, scientists estimate, is viral.
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And you have scientists on both sides of the issue.
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I mean, you have scientists on both sides of it.
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On Twitter, 92% of the most followed scientists are male.
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Made up by liberal scientists (another "biased" finder of fact).
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Sixty one scientists from 11 countries contributed to the report.
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Scientists were shocked to find plastic even in remote reefs.
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Scientists have known about chronic wasting disease since the 1960s.
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Scientists will continue to put general relativity to the test.
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Left: What scientists predicted the galaxies "edges" should look like.
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Still, some scientists aren't fully convinced the alarm is warranted.
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Scientists from around the country have access to this facility.
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Scientists were unable to find any unnatural cause of death.
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Scientists may have figured out how to save coral reefs .
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Visualizing molecules Scientists traditionally used physical models to visualize drugs.
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It's not like scientists don't want to track these things.
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Scientists don't have a tool that can do that, yet.
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Scientists made progress on cracking the secrets of mental illness.
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New technology is helping crowd scientists produce more accurate numbers.
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In both cases, things were not what the scientists expected.
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Microsoft Research scientists are still being invited to customer meetings.
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Even individual nerve structures could be detected, the scientists discovered.
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To know more, scientists need more FRBs, and more repeaters.
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Now, scientists have figured out how they pull it off.
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So what's a group of concerned European scientists to do?
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Honest Trailers takes on the movie scientists in The Martian.
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But scientists have already modeled this new meteor pretty well.
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But scientists haven't figured out what that does as yet.
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This new finding, led by ESA scientists, however, is different.
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Other scientists have released papers retelling H. sapiens' stories too.
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Many universities, however, have defended their partnerships with PLA scientists.
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Scientists will discuss these results in more detail later today.
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There are posts written by me and scientists like me.
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In February 2017, four political scientists formed Bright Line Watch.
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Political scientists believe this outsize coverage likely produced several effects.
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Scientists picked apart past claims about supposed benefits from drinking.
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Scientists, too, are constantly naming newly discovered species after celebs.
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These are just two scientists, studying two species in cities.
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Data produced by citizen scientists began to appear after 1990.
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They don't mean systematic research in the way scientists do.
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There was the Texas ranch where scientists study decomposing bodies.
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Scientists examine a mineral found in volcanic rock on Mauritius.
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And it starts with a big team of data scientists.
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Scientists thinks the dinos were on their way out anyway.
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By the Siege's end, nine scientists had died from starvation.
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Only 9 percent of plastic waste is recycled, scientists say.
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So the scientists injected microbubbles mixed with bone morphogenetic proteins.
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As scientists have debated these issues, outsiders have piled on.
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The fears of the scientists are often echoed in fiction.
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These three mummies are the ones the scientists focused on.
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But the US scientists did not agree to these terms.
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Scientists have raced to get answers out faster and faster.
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And according to scientists, developing such treatments is critically important.
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He replied: His administration would listen to climate change scientists.
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But scientists didn't find any examples of piranhas missing teeth.
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Some scientists believe the animal vector may have been bats.
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Here's what scientists say about why we hear them differently.
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Numerous NASA scientists revealed that Opportunity didn't send anything back.
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That's what scientists in India are trying to figure out.
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North Korea has even helped Egyptian scientists develop missile systems.
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Scientists know full well how to prevent the next Paradise.
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But why these disparate trends have occurred has eluded scientists.
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For decades, scientists have thought animals could solve the problem.
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The scientists ended up recording 598 calls from 10 penguins.
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IO's technology, clients and its team, including its data scientists.
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Belmonte and other scientists are pushing forward in their research.
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We love the name scientists gave this discovery: Umma gumma.
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Human Teachers Computer Scientists Really Need to Take Ethics Classes
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At the end I focused on scientists and scientific research.
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The other concerned the acceptance by American scientists of Darwinism.
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Scientists suspect that a healthy microbiome may explain the link.
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The bones told the scientists a lot about the pair.
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Past guests include Nobel Prize recipients, scientists and music artists.
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Scientists spend a lot of time reading each others' work.
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Another group of scientists felt the March wasn't political enough.
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Any suggestions from real political scientists would be especially welcome.
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Many scientists active on social media did it by chirping.
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Scientists have struggled to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy for decades.
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Yet scientists only need to rescue trace amounts for analysis.
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NASA scientists think even better images are yet to come.
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And then you get the scientists who are criticizing it.
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Over 200 scientists across the globe contributed to the project.
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Scientists are monitoring this crack with sensors on both sides.
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A fluorescent cat engineered by scientists using jelly fish genes.
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Scientists in Europe have been testing species one by one.
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An overwhelming majority of climate scientists agrees with this statement.
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British scientists created VX while researching pesticides in the 1950s.
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Scientists don't know where the name "zombie deer disease" emerged.
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And scientists are determined to find out if it does.
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This week, a group of British scientists did just that.
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Scientists didn't fully understand how the process works until now.
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Tweeting scientists have now started a #DoesItPuke hashtag as well.
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"It's great to see the public engage with scientists, really."
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Increasingly, scientists prefer researchers preregister all their analyses in advance.
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The good news is that scientists are on the case.
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Now, scientists are joining the ranks of nitpicking nerdy fans.
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Scientists believe that soon after Mars formed, its development stopped.
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So, why are scientists all in a tizzy about it?
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Scientists will need to perform clinical trials to find out.
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However, even the scientists were surprised by the study's findings.
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So a team of scientists thought, what about sticky stuff?
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Scientists find the work itself "the true reward," Parker said.
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The scientists published their findings Thursday in the journal Cell.
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But scientists wondered if the abandoned froglets displayed unique behaviors.
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Or so says a team of Austrian and Swedish scientists.
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Would the scientists like to study samples from other areas?
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Today, scientists announced they belong to an entirely new species.
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Scientists think its temperatures reach up to 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Scientists have documented Indian dancing frogs for over a century.
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What else interested you from talking to so many scientists?
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But this particular brooding style is completely new to scientists.
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Schubert believes pharmacological scientists share in the blame as well.
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Now, scientists are unleashing CRISPR on yet another genetic disorder.
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Scientists recorded highs of methane and nitrous oxide as well.
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Scientists at the University of Washington reimagined how radios work.
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The dispute pits two groups of scientists against each other.
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They produce 300,000 graduates each year, most of them scientists.
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The female characters, even when they're scientists, are barely clothed.
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Scientists created an artificial 'pancreas' to regulate diabetesMedtronic's artificial pancreas.
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Scientists are still trying to figure out the exact mechanisms.
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And climate scientists globally expect it to keep getting warmer.
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Entrepreneurs and business people are the scientists of the economy.
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This is why scientists refer to ants as a superorganism.
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But wait, how did scientists miss several million adorable penguins?
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It's firing research advisers and replacing them with industry scientists.
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"I've learned a lot by listening to scientists," she said.
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And scientists don't know where all that energy's coming from.
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Scientists discover the cells inside the tick in the amber.
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Still, industry is exactly where scientists head for funding help.
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Some of the changes won't be by choice, scientists warn.
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Hey, chemtrail truthers: scientists are tired of your conspiracy theories.
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That's why scientists are working to develop expandable space habitats.
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As scientists never tire of repeating, more research is needed.
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Scientists and engineers were more optimistic than the writers themselves.
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Scientists aren't yet sure exactly how this winged dinosaur flew.
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Some political scientists understand these grand shifts to be rare.
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Scientists must rely on computer simulations to study the vibrations.
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Scientists worldwide are observing Asteroid Day on Thursday, June 30.
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These changes are consistent with a warming world, scientists say.
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The U.S. actively tried to recruit nuclear scientists to defect.
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Scientists are currently on the hunt for undiscovered antibacterial compounds.
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Scientists on the ground lost control of it in 2016.
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It will later be opened to scientists around the globe.
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That's why scientists and consumers are increasingly interested in CBD.
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Some scientists have had their doubts about those streaks, too.
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That means scientists aren't sure exactly what caused the tsunami.
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We asked hundreds of scientists what they'd change about science.
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There are scientists monitoring glaciers too – but no polar bears.
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Scientists can measure that distance down to a few millimeters.
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The scientists soaked the 5703 casings from the Benton case.
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Scientists have identified only a handful of cases to date.
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Each year, thousands of scientists fly to conferences like AGU.
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Trace evidence that's been analyzed by scientists across the world.
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Scientists are still trying to quantify the exact risks involved.
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But scientists are starting to think through these problems now.
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Mechanics, scientists, teachers, sales reps, musicians, plumbers, entrepreneurs, Americans. #WritersOnTrump
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A 1,000' Light Tunnel Danish Scientists Visualize Dubstep Through Fire
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Scientists think the Sputnik Planitia (left) hides a subsurface ocean.
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The Edinburgh scientists' various trials have long attracted media attention.
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Some scientists have instead turned to analogues in the lab.
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Scientists took approximately 12,000 vaginal microbiome samples from 1,572 pregnancies.
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You lose scientists and you lose the ability to innovate.
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Scientists are excited to observe the comet as it approaches.
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But many scientists don't think Ocean Cleanup's plan holds water.
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Scientists anticipate that climate change will make hurricanes more severe.
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Politicians, after all, have a very different job than scientists.
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In some cases, this even aids the scientists and researchers.
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But to let scientists take his brain after he died?
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When journalists write about gravitational waves, they talk to scientists.
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A few years ago, scientists encountered an extremely hip problem.
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Scientists discuss leaving the U.S. in this week's Expert Voices.
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Australian scientists may be suffering from a case of whiplash.
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So behavioral scientists tried harnessing that rebellion toward positive aims.
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Scientists use Google Scholar to discover the latest scientific research.
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The scientists wondered how Snowball came up with the moves.
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Effective scientific legislation therefore benefits enormously from legislators engaging scientists.
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Before scientists visited Pluto, they thought it might have rings.
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He gets applications from scientists from all around the world.
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Scientists want to know more about reproductive development in general.
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Scientists modeled the species' population history through the rhino's DNA.
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The scientists didn't even test another brand of chocolate milk.
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His climate stance has been condemned by numerous prominent scientists.
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Scientists think it's because of Pluto's odd rotation in space.
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To pick those types up, scientists will need different tools.
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Before that, black people were not allowed to become scientists.
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In short, we're now manufacturing our own extremes, scientists said.
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In these situations, the FDA gives scientists some extra leeway.
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You have scientists on staff, you have studies going on.
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What are the biggest questions your scientists wants to understand?
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This event also brought about another surprise for scientists: Rain.
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Aspiring quantum computer scientists can access IBM's Quantum computer here.
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Apple is working on a new tool for data scientists.
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Scientists have narrowed it down to eight possible landing sites.
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And are the scientists involved in the project contemplating this?
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And they're being discouraged from interacting with other climate scientists.
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There were five NASA scientists and two payload specialists onboard.
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So basically unless you're literally rocket scientists, expect double that.
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An increasing number of scientists are calling BS on BMI.
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The scientists tested neurons with either AuM or memantine only.
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Eventually, scientists will be able to scour it for exomoons.
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In May, scientists said they'd found three potentially habitable worlds.
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All of the people who received grants were legitimate scientists.
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And almost everyone, including many scientists, has wondered what works.
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These scientists didn't originally set out to document plastic pollution.
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Scientists have not studied whether mussels are harmed by oxycodone.
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He and his fellow scientists did not recognize the virus.
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"Scientists are not in competition against each other," he said.
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Scientists' responsibility must be engaged before their creations are unleashed.
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Scientists say their nose is 1,000 times stronger than ours.
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That's also how the scientists ascertained the date for formation.
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Whatever the cause, though, this finding will worry climate scientists.
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Scientists are just beginning to understand what Zika can do.
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Scientists have begun looking into making this work in practice.
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However, scientists have not proven that Zika can cause microcephaly.
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Scientists have been trying to develop gene therapies for decades.
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Scientists and mathematicians have grappled with these questions for centuries.
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Some scientists think this is a good idea (Fox News).
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But they do mean the scientists must redo their calculations.
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But the scientists said their research is far from done.
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Scientists say Ebola is extremely infectious but not extremely contagious.
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But this time, scientists say recovery may not be possible.
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SOCIAL scientists tell a story about a peasant called Vladimir.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists doesn't advocate for individual candidates.
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This will enable scientists to survey nearly the entire sky.
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I asked these scientists what makes a fast woolly worm.
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Scientists have highlighted the dangers of indoor air pollution before.
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But scientists believe there are millions of them out there.
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They include physicists, metallurgists, epidemiologists, automotive engineers and data scientists.
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Only three of those scientists can win a Nobel, alas.
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But these rays have puzzled scientists ever since their discovery.
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But scientists might be closing in on a successful treatment.
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But he was always enthusiastic, several top government scientists said.
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Chinese scientists plan to build the world's biggest particle accelerator.
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U.S. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory: Scientists design conceptual asteroid deflector.
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How many mathematicians, scientists, doctors, scholars and more were extinguished?
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" "I mean, you have scientists on both sides of it.
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This report says what the scientists wanted it to say.
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The Rosetta mission has inspired artists as well as scientists.
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Scientists recorded regular episodes of intense activity throughout the day.
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Read more: Scientists may have discovered a new human species.
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" He added that he is "not sure our scientists agree.
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Narrator: And that could trigger what scientists call a dieback.
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Scientists see potential for new medicines in unstudied Amazon plants.
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" Scientists searched for something to solve this planetary "energy crisis.
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Here's why some scientists think we're living in a simulation.
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Scientists determined the rings' temperature thanks to these thermal images.
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Releasing more info could begin to answer to scientists' questions.
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This is what EHT scientists captured in their groundbreaking image.
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As social scientists like to say, what are the counterfactuals?
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Scientists have discovered that Visit Business Insider's homepage for more.
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Much of this would later be confirmed by other scientists.
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Headlines Novartis ousted scientists before reporting drug data manipulation on.ft.
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Mission scientists also wonder whether another storm could happen later.
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Scientists claim it is very difficult to explain this behavior.
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And some of these effects, scientists say, have been underestimated.
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Now, scientists think there are just 1.3 million whales left.
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Savant's leadership team and scientists also joined MindMed, Rahn said.
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Scientists may intercept the next one with a robotic probe.
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Some scientists are doubtful of the effectiveness behind the game.
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As another fallback, scientists also can try in vitro fertilization.
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The barriers would shut when scientists expected the highest tides.
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Polar scientists have long been working to unravel the complexity.
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First, scientists have very few incentives to even try replication.
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But scientists now believe the upper limit is much lower.
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Four scientists weighed in on the challenges and possible solutions.
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But these rocks exist, and they stumped scientists for decades.
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A scientists runs a test inside the clean room facility.
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Scientists now have good reason to believe it finally happened.
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Importantly, the UCLA scientists didn't actually observe rainfall on Titan.
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Congratulations to those scientists and researchers who are fighting back.
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Then, in an instant, the scientists turned on color vision.
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Enterprising scientists took advantage of this to make some measurements.
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NASA scientists will answer questions on Reddit at 11 a.m.
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Many climate scientists used Gary's photographs to illustrate their lectures.
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In this episode scientists investigate whether their survival was possible.
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It corroborated earlier research by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Many great scientists and national leaders had and have autism.
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Cambridge Analytica simply operated as data scientists on Wilson's team.
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Climate scientists sometimes make an analogy to smoking and cancer.
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Scientists have learned a lot about how people recall information.
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CRAIG VENTER: No, we hire a lot of computer scientists.
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The two joined forces with bubbes, food scientists, and fishmongers.
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Scientists used a CT scan to peer through the tissues.
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As such, scientists have concluded they all look the same.
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Britain's climate scientists aren't happy with the government's resounding silence.
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When did scientists first start cataloging and researching venomous creatures?
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Scientists on the frontlines aren't shying away from this debate.
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In fact, some scientists even dispute their existence in humans.
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Many predicted the scientists who led that work would win.
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How many scientists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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It is not ultimately up to scientists how people communicate.
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Many scientists believe a sixth mass extinction is now underway.
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The scientists discovered two kinds of noise: universal and local.
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Maybe all those scientists are wrong about climate change too.
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If scientists don't speak up for themselves politically, who will?
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Timing: Right now, scientists have limited predictability of Martian weather.
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In 2005, scientists took this knowledge and made a leap.
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Scientists are also working on an HIV vaccine, he says.
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Scientists also described some new species for the first time.
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But scientists are getting better at finding tantalizingly similar planets.
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What the Wakhi call mountain guardians, scientists call "indicator species".
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Mainstream scientists continue to be skeptical of Leir's work, however.
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For most psychedelic scientists, problems begin at the local level.
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Why this matters: Scientists usually stand clear of political fights.
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The scientists then fed the rats a bunch of blueberries.
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Its scientists aren't doing much to moderate the media frenzy.
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Scientists are probing them to improve the hunt for aliens.
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Scientists don't yet know what that missing piece could be.
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Scientists estimate Thwaites could collapse within the next 100 years.
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You do that with innovative scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians.
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It was possible, the scientists knew, that skin was peculiar.
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But many scientists wonder if the moves come too late.
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Scientists had to isolate and grow viruses in the lab.
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Scientists say that the chemical can travel miles in groundwater.
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Scientists inspected the mutants to find those that were improvements.
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It wasn't until this century that scientists really understood blackouts.
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The scientists noted the maximum height each runner could achieve.
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Chinese military scientists are already testing their own coronavirus vaccine.
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After the eclipse, the scientists and schoolchildren evaluated the data.
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Scientists say politics plays a bit part in decision making.
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For 15 years, scientists knew they were created by bilaterians.
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Scientists are still working out how exactly this virus spreads.
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He asked profound questions that few other scientists had asked.
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Scientists then harvest fluid containing the virus from the egg.
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So scientists engineered yeast that can help reproduce the flavor.
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Trump scares scientists, issues huge immigration actions Day 6 — Jan.
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You talk to a lot of scientists on your show.
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The scientists can't say for sure where the species began.
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Scientists are increasingly scouring the natural world for a solution.
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Scientists are one step closer to understanding nuclear fusion power
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Scientists generally think global warming is real and human generated.
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The scientists eventually managed to reconstruct much of Ata's genome.
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In general, three overlapping criteria have been suggested by scientists.
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Scientists are already caught up; the wedge is already driven.
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"I hope there will be other scientists who will follow."
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Scientists understand some of the effects of such a jolt.
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Those figures are a conservative estimate, the scientists pointed out.
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Scientists are scrambling to find new ways to exterminate them.
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The scientists are aiming to grow its lexicon over time.
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The scientists tried cloning adult cells, but those attempts failed.
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Studying them offers scientists a potential picture of Ryugu's surface.
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"We choose to become scientists to make history," she said.
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Here's what scientists know for sure, and what they don't.
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"Scientists and artists have so much in common," he said.
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And we may be repeating the process, the scientists warn.
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Other scientists also have failed to find particular genetic predictors.
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Scientists have actually done this type of mind reading before.
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Now scientists hope to duplicate the effects with a pill.
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Standard methods for dating these fossils have left scientists perplexed.
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Neither did two other American scientists Dr. He confided in.
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Scientists are just as smitten as the rest of us.
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" And of course: "In the '70s, scientists predicted global cooling!
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With all those cases, scientists learned new facts about Zika.
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NASA scientists found that the microbes mainly came from humans.
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Then the scientists implanted tiny capsules into each rodent's abdomen.
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Even scientists supporting the cull balked at the bowhunters' methods.
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Why can't social and public health scientists use similar techniques?
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Scientists now have another model to utilize in genetic research.
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Scientists believe few rexes lived past the age of 30.
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The scientists sawed into the skulls and removed the brains.
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That particular issue intrigued scientists at the University of Maryland.
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Scientists now call that stream of particles the solar wind.
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Such dispensations were reserved for scientists, engineers, doctors and teachers.
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Collisions of neutron stars are still something novel for scientists.
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Previously, scientists had lumped the archaea in with the bacteria.
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That's enough DNA that scientists can begin to detect it.
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Scientists are still working out exactly how the coronavirus spreads.
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German scientists produced the first diagnostic test a week later.
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But climate change may be another culprit, according to scientists.
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Scientists say the ruthenium 106 release appears to be over.
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Many scientists are seeking drugs that attack the virus itself.
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What are scientists hoping can be extracted from the asteroids?
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Scientists, in America and elsewhere, have already developed such tests.
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In recent years, scientists have developed a new dating method.
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Scientists are warning us that the winter is becoming shorter.
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Scientists wondered whether crow diets were suffering from urban living.
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But some scientists were skeptical about what these findings meant.
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That's according to a new report by United Nations scientists.
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Scientists have investigated hundreds of genes for links to intelligence.
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Other scientists are starting to rely on different probabilistic approaches.
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Other scientists are developing other new ways to scan artwork.
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How come scientists love to study dogs — but ignore cats?
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Scientists are on the verge of bringing back woolly mammoths.
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Scientists not involved with the paper criticized the underlying research.
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Some scientists say there's not much data to back this.
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Scientists are still researching how this is affecting our health.
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The views of government scientists are shaped by their experience.
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Already a number of scientists have begun using the data.
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Or just asking scientists what they need and supplying that.
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Some other political scientists question how broadly to interpret Mrs.
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Then the scientists began formally acclimating them to the heat.
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My people, too, had produced poets and philosophers and scientists.
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The scientists also determined the cause of the changing dimensions.
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Yet Richman's study was soon contested by other political scientists.
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Scientists aren't the only ones who can download a preprint.
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But some scientists say they are not without their benefits.
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Scientists think some of them were blinded during solar storms.
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The authors are scientists studying the effects of global warming.
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Studies have been derailed, scientists reassigned and advisory panels disbanded.
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We're all guilty of occasionally disregarding the warnings of scientists.
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Here's a reminder of what scientists know and don't know.
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Exactly how is what scientists are trying to find out.
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That allows scientists to sample closer to the Earth's mantle.
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"My case has made so many scientists scared," he said.
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Maybe this is a moment for scientists in popular culture.
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Our forebears evolved defenses against these pollutants, the scientists propose.
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Previously, scientists believed Jupiter itself was responsible for the divide.
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Scientists are trying different methods to create a universal vaccine.
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Scientists want to see if humans can learn from them.
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Findings Social scientists bear glad tidings for the holiday season.
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The scientists could even assemble the sounds into recognizable sentences.
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SPHERE also gave scientists information about the young planet's atmosphere.
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They nurture aspiring scientists and security experts with student fellowships.
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The scientists then analyzed changes in the mice's microbial communities.
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Did you come from a family of scientists or doctors?
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The forensic scientists involved say they plan to investigate further.
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The scientists worked separately but built on one another's research.
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Scientists want to identify viral threats lurking in the wild.
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Scientists only know 263 such viruses that have infected humans.
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That leaves scientists with few clues about Earth's early habitability.
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But scientists cannot yet predict how many deaths may result.
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Medical groups decried the idea of muzzling or sidelining scientists.
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Now all scientists have to do is figure out why.
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Scientists say they could go extinct if nothing is done.
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Instead, scientists propagated them in lab dishes from fruit tissue.
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What are scientists doing to collect data on plastic debris?
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German scientists invented tabun in 1936 and sarin in 1938.
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We have all these experts and scientists — we have everything.
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The cause, or causes, of the increase have eluded scientists.
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But tech companies don't routinely share that information with scientists.
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Today, scientists are left with little information about the bird.
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Scientists now think that slime molds are closer to amoeba.
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What do scientists hope TESS will be able to accomplish?
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Scientists say a warming climate could mean more flight disruptions.
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Also in April, scientists cracked the genetic code of SARS.
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It's typical of my summer correspondence from fellow scientists. Depressing.
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On January 10, Chinese scientists made the virus' genome public.
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All that excess food, scientists say, contributes to climate change.
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Those coaches then turned to scientists to interpret the analytics.
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Scientists are turning a cranberry bog back into coastal wetland.
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And scientists often gripe about inadequate budgets for their work.
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He recruited artists, historians, writers and scientists for his expeditions.
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Nerds," and "If you like beer, thank yeast and scientists!
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Scientists currently examine millions of samples collected without such permission.
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After the picture went viral, scientists began to speak up.
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This way, scientists could still observe in two infrared wavelengths.
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Scientists have long debated whether Venus might be volcanically active.
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Scientists have identified seven strains that can spread to humans.
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Climate scientists say those targets were low to begin with.
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Like Trump, the scientists didn't always think that was bad.
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Those professions include doctors, scientists, mathematicians, engineers and IT specialists.
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Scientists say there's an urgent need for more ambitious research.
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In the past, scientists had to rely on tide gauges.
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In the last decade, scientists have found some surprising creatures.
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But inadequate infrastructure has prevented scientists from achieving that goal.
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At first, the scientists think this cloud, too, will fade.
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The writer is president of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Scientists previously had a different understanding of how sunspots originated.
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My husband and I are scientists in the biotechnology industry.
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The more scientists learn, the more recognizable the Iceman becomes.
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Scientists designing clinical studies need to understand this, they say.
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Some social scientists have come up with more unexpected results.
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Scientists say it prevented 2 million cases of skin cancer.
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The scientists conclude that perhaps they weren't getting enough food.
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In recent years, scientists have moved beyond in vitro fertilization.
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These Republican political scientists probably aren't your normal Republicans, however.
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Even among political scientists, these surveys don't necessarily stay consistent.
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There could have been different political scientists taking the survey.
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Scientists are suddenly questioning how well we know our cosmos.
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What clues did scientists use to piece together his story?
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Not all scientists are sold on the legitimacy of hypnosis.
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The scientists hope to begin reporting results in early 2020.
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The gene, called MAGEC22, is still under investigation by scientists.
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Scientists have now identified the genes linked to this trait.
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Scientists don't know exactly why hurricanes are moving more slowly.
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Scientists will continue to dig in this area in Peru.
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That's the stuff we expect climate scientists to get right.
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Though they were short on cash, the scientists were confident.
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The authors are political scientists who specialize in Latin America.
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Most people think of doctors as scientists, caregivers or educators.
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Scientists still disagree about whether climate change is really happening.
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But now the scientists have unraveled the mystery even further.
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Scientists found five new frog species in Madagascar, for example.
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As scientists mapped the human genome, scientific racists were reenergized.
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For scientists, a gemstone is a message in a bottle.
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Scientists still aren't certain, and maybe the whales aren't, either.
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Scientists have identified another species with similar prints: the koala.
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Scientists have identified another species with similar prints: the koala.
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The crashing waves heat the upper atmosphere, the scientists said.
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The scientists then looked at something called the founder effect.
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But scientists say a climate change link is likely, too.
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Gray Matter Dr. Vohs and Dr. Hafenbrack are behavioral scientists.
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Many of the scientists had never seen Huntington's up close.
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Dr. Atiyah was also active among scientists in promoting peace.
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In his opinion, the most innovative scientists weren't doing enough.
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Today scientists are still looking for ways to harness proteins.
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Scientists in China have created a new kind of monkey.
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Every two years, hundreds of scientists enter a global competition.
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Elsewhere, too, scientists are taking the first steps to action.
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The unprecedented image is actually in line with scientists expected.
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Similarly, Eleven's escape is a shock to the government scientists.
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Scientists fear the blazes could permanently transform the fragile rainforest.
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Some scientists thought they weren't even T. rexes at all.
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Scientists and environmentalists have tried various tactics to push back.
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And in response, scientists are trying to build better processes.
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You had anthropologists sitting at the table with computer scientists.
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Food scientists are creating delicious fake wine in a lab
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Scientists are closer than ever to finding life beyond Earth.
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Scientists call those mistakes "hit and run attacks," he said.
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Everyone from musicians to scientists to rock climbers is represented.
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We went out with the scientists who studied Lake Baikal.
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Still, the changes have some scientists and transparency advocates worried.
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Scientists finally understand one more key part of the process.
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But pollinator decline has been vexing scientists for some time.
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So what's it like to be one of those scientists?
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