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Sugar beets, hummingbirds, and more at 4-H Static Workshop Day - Vimarsana News

Sugar beets, hummingbirds, and more at 4-H Static Workshop Day

The Scotts Bluff County 4-H hosted its third annual Static Workshop Day on Friday, May 31, at the Panhandle Research and Extension Center in Scottsbluff.  “This event was the brainchild of Laurie Zitterkopf (4-H Static...

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Students undertake surgery, flight, and more at Incredible STEM Day - Vimarsana News

Students undertake surgery, flight, and more at Incredible STEM Day

Fifth graders flooded the halls of the Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center in Scottsbluff on Feb. 7, when the Nebraska Extension held its second annual Incredible STEM Day. The

How artificial mussels are helping to monitor water pollution - Vimarsana News

How artificial mussels are helping to monitor water pollution

To monitor platinum concentration in water, scientists are using artificial mussels, a novel technology that mimics the way the molluscs work.

What's happening this week around Thurston County - Vimarsana News

What's happening this week around Thurston County

A calendar of events happening Nov. 18-26.

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Social Work: Dr. Sarah Keesom, students, make surprising discoveries about social interaction and health - Vimarsana News

Social Work: Dr. Sarah Keesom, students, make surprising discoveries about social interaction and health

Whether or not you’ve ever contracted COVID-19, it’s likely the pandemic has had an impact on your health. The months of lockdown, the stress and fear, and the disruption to our daily routines have affected us in ways that even the world’s top scientists have only just begun to explore.

Source: utica.edu