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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Outstanding high school chemistry students from across the region participated in the recent Middle Tennessee State University Department of Chemistry Scholarship Tournament. Held in the Science Building in early November, the competition recognized 45 outstanding chemistry students from 14 schools in Rutherford and surrounding counties. Participants included 29 seniors and 16 juniors who had completed a year of chemistry. Incen...

GENEVA: Thousands of children were probably illegally adopted abroad and brought to Switzerland between 1970 and 1990, the government admitted on Friday.The findings triggered ministers into seeking...

Canyon Bicycles has worked with Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences to explore new ways to engage with customers and change online shopping - BikeBiz

Grinding coffee is a messy business. Static electricity builds up on the grounds, leaving a clingy mess stuck in the grinder.

Grinding coffee is a messy business.

The mosquito-borne virus can infect horses and humans, and is now one of the most widespread flaviviruses in the world.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Harvard researchers developed a model-driven technique that allowed them to recreate the unique method for 3D printing complex and unique shapes.

Optica Foundation Challenge introduces research aimed at solving emerging data requirements WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Optica Foundation today released more detailed information on data communications research funded by the 2023 Optica Foundation Challenge. Work from researchers Ahmed Dorrah, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, USA, and Ying Xue, The Hong Kong...

The Optica Foundation today released more detailed information on data communications research funded by the 2023 Optica Foundation Challenge. Work from researchers Ahmed Dorrah, Harvard John A....