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Nikhil Koratkar, Ph.D., John A. Clark and Edward T. Crossan Professor of Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has been named a fellow of the American Physical Society (APS).

Article-processing charges levied by publishers on authors have become an integral — and sometimes unpopular — part of the open-access revolution. Other options are being explored. Article-processing charges levied by publishers on authors have become an integral — and sometimes unpopular — part of the open-access revolution. Other options are being explored.

A recent report highlights the challenges and changing aspirations of medical students, with many considering nonclinical careers due to concerns about mental health and clinician shortages.

Fossil fuels have done great good for humanity, but they are now not only threatening our planet’s climate, but also taking a terrible toll on the global environment, putting at risk Earth systems vital to life as we know it. Part 1 of a three-part miniseries.

SHENZHEN, China, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The appeal of Qianhai, Shenzhen to global investment is seeing further advancements. During the 2023 Qianhai

The slow motion collapse of US health care is accelerating due to an acute and worsening primary care physician shortage.

“We teach nursing students how to be culturally aware and sensitive, but they don’t always know what that looks like,” said Misty Wilkie.

Heres what to expect when you meet your baby for the first time.

“We teach nursing students how to be culturally aware and sensitive, but they don’t always know what that looks like,” said Misty Wilkie.

“We teach nursing students how to be culturally aware and sensitive, but they don’t always know what that looks like,” said Misty Wilkie.