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MOULTRIE, Ga. — Students at Colquitt County High School signed letters of intent Tuesday to pursue careers in education in the school’s first Future Educator Signing Day.

Physicist Ankita Gangotra pours over innovative technologies and policy initiatives to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions of the US cement industry.

Wind turbines have the potential to generate all the world’s electricity once researchers answer open questions on how these towering structures interact with the atmosphere.

Researchers have developed a new approach that could make it easier to watch the birth of the Universe’s first stars.

Theorists predict that an atomic gas could be magnetized using only lasers, something that could provide a noninvasive way to quickly manipulate the magnetic properties of the gas.

Researchers have uncovered the optimal design for a lidded carboard box to ensure that the lid drops as quickly and smoothly as possible—and it’s not what you might think.

Researchers have made the first measurements of the speed of sound on Mars, revealing that the red planet’s temperature fluctuates on a faster timescale than previously thought.

New black hole simulations that incorporate quantum gravity indicate that when a black hole dies, it produces a gravitational shock wave that radiates information, a finding that could solve the information paradox.

At a special session at this week’s APS March Meeting, people shared stories about colleagues and family members in Ukraine and discussed ways to help those in the war-stricken country.

Researchers came together on Twitter for a 24-hour poster conference that allowed them to interact from opposite sides of the globe.