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Nike Store Hit By Bandit Who Stole $35K In Merch: City Of Redlands - Vimarsana News

Nike Store Hit By Bandit Who Stole $35K In Merch: City Of Redlands

Nike Store Hit By Bandit Who Stole $35K In Merch: City Of Redlands - Banning-Beaumont, CA - According to the city, the thefts occurred over a three-month period.

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Hadassah LA Metro Spends a Day in the 'Gilded Age' Raising Funds for HMO | Ronnie Katz Gerber - Vimarsana News

Hadassah LA Metro Spends a Day in the 'Gilded Age' Raising Funds for HMO | Ronnie Katz Gerber

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How Did the YEH Graduates Finish at Kentucky? - Vimarsana News

How Did the YEH Graduates Finish at Kentucky?

How Did the YEH Graduates Finish at Kentucky?

US Department of Energy invests $61 million in nuclear research - Vimarsana News

US Department of Energy invests $61 million in nuclear research

In support of carbon-free energy sources, the U.S. Department of Energy, or DOE, has invested $61 million in projects that will foster nuclear research and development. The DOE announced the investment Tuesday; the majority of the funds will be directed toward universities, including UC Berkeley. A DOE press release noted President Joe Biden’s administration’s goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 as a contributing factor in the investment. According to Lee Bernstein, a past grant winner and UC Nuclear Data group leader, the funding directed from the federal government toward these pr...

Scientists recruit new atomic heavyweights in targeted fight against cancer - Vimarsana News

Scientists recruit new atomic heavyweights in targeted fight against cancer

 E-Mail IMAGE: Katherine Shield (from left), Dahlia An, Tyler Bailey at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on Tuesday, November 17, 2020, in Berkeley, Calif. view more  Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab A promising approach to treating cancer - called targeted alpha-particle therapy or TAT - could better harness the curative power of radiation treatments and lessen the severity of their more debilitating side effects. TAT recruits drugs containing radioactive materials called alpha-emitting radioisotopes or radionuclides combined with cell-targeting molecules like antibodies....