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Accessed on 20 March 2019, 1625 UTC.
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NEWS BY SUBJECT
BIOLOGY
Chromatin changes rapidly in response to low oxygen, study finds
UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
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SOCIAL & BEHAVIOR
Some US Muslims identify less as Americans due to negative media coverage
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Psychology may help explain why male and female serial killers differ
PENN STATE
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CHEMISTRY & PHYSICS
It’s spring already? Physics explains why time flies as we age
DUKE UNIVERSITY
Supercomputer simulations shed light on how liquid drops combine
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
More Chemistry & Physics
AGRICULTURE
Breakthrough in fight against plant diseases
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
More Agriculture
EARTH SCIENCE
Researchers analyze biodiversity patterns in Antarctic Dry Valleys
VIRGINIA TECH
More Earth Science
MATHEMATICS
Mathematicians reveal secret to human sperm’s swimming prowess
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
More Mathematics
EDUCATION
Trials testing new educational methods in schools ‘often fail to produce useful evidence’
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
More Education
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
Emotionally attuned managers are better at judging workgroup effectiveness: study
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
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POLICY & ETHICS
Otago bioethicist adds voice to global plea for moratorium on heritable genome editing
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
More Policy & Ethics
SCIENCE BUSINESS NEWS
Endocrine Society praises European Parliament report’s call to regulate endocrine-disrupting chemicals
THE ENDOCRINE SOCIETY
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GRANTS
Project aims to tame noise from supersonic military jets with ‘swirl’ technology
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Treatment deficiencies, research disparity in pelvic organ prolapse
VIRGINIA TECH
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BOOKS
Race to the moon: Told through postal history
SPRINGER
Conflict in space doesn’t always look like ‘Star Wars’
SPRINGER
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