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Could a spritz of super-tiny particles of gold and peptides on a damaged heart potentially provide minimally invasive, on-the-spot repair?

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Heather Wade, and Marissa Torres | Preview of ASBPA’s 2022 Coastal Summit

Research into the deep biosphere requires an understanding of both the microbial community at a given site and the geochemical and hydrological factors that support that microbial community. To highlight the interplay between geochemistry and microbiology in these deep environments, we characterized the hydrogeologic and geochemical systems of a 2.7 Ga banded iron formation within the Canadian Shield in the Soudan Underground Mine State Park in Minnesota, USA, a site known to host a lithotrophic...

Thawing permafrost, drowned trees, methane releases and increased wildfires, are slowly transforming Northern Forests from carbon sinks to carbon emitters.

Outdoor enthusiasts who plan to enjoy winter activities near the ice this holiday weekend need to be careful because of the fluctuating temperatures and weather conditions, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said Friday. “Caution is in order...

Going Coastal | Jon Miller, Heather Wade, and Marissa Torres | Welcoming the new Executive Director of ASBPA!

Montana State Invites Montanans to Submit Messages to Send to the Moon BOZEMAN — When an innovative computer developed at Montana State University heads

Montana State Invites Montanans to Submit Messages to Send to the Moon BOZEMAN — When an innovative computer developed at Montana State University heads

When an innovative computer developed by MSU researchers heads to the lunar surface for testing in 2023, it will carry the public messages in its memory.

When an innovative computer developed by MSU researchers heads to the lunar surface for testing in 2023, it will carry the public messages in its memory.