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A team of computer science and biokinesiology experts has created an innovative robotic tool designed to enhance the precision with which stroke survivors monitor their recovery progress.

A research team led by chemists from the University of Liège has devised a novel polyurethane production technology that uses CO2 to produce new types of easily recyclable plastics.

Black school children remain underdiagnosed for ADHD compared to their white counterparts. According to a Penn State report published in September, they are 40% less likely to be diagnosed with the neurological condition than white students in a similar setting – including economic status, behavior and student achievement.

Cooperation and altruism as a resource in the face of conflict: What does science say? The global conference takes place in the presence of Daniel

Anh Do, a doctoral student in the Cell and Molecular Biology Program, won first place in the poster competition at the Arkansas Association for Food Science Protection Conference.

Chemicals like ethylene are frequently utilized as feedstock to make industrial chemicals and polymers.

Crevasses, as discovered through groundbreaking research led by Cornell, are not just fissures in the ice; they serve a crucial function in the circulation of seawater beneath Antarctic ice shelves.

Even before it was found to reduce pain and anxiety in modern times, music has been used for centuries to relieve pain. Now, researchers in Canada have investigated which aspects of listening to music can lead to a decreased pain perception.

A major factor in removing carbon from the atmosphere could be the addition of crushed volcanic rock to crops. Through a field study, researchers from Cornell University and the University of California, Davis discovered that this method retained carbon in the soil even when California was experiencing a severe drought.

TAMU-CC doctoral student Jacob Oster is one of ten students nationwide who have been selected National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Gulf Research Program Science Policy Fellowship.